Northern Ireland's independent EV charger comparison
Get 3 free quotes for EV charger installation in Northern Ireland
One short form. Up to three vetted, NICEIC-registered installers quote for your home or business charger, with your OZEV grant checked first.
- NICEIC and OFTEC registered installers only
- We check your OZEV grant eligibility for you
- NIE Networks notification handled as standard
Free · No obligation · Takes about 60 seconds
Get 3 free quotes from vetted NI installers
No obligation. We match you with up to 3 NICEIC-registered installers covering your area.
Works with every major charger
- Ohme
- myenergi Zappi
- Tesla
- Hypervolt
- Easee
- Wallbox
- Zaptec
What's your property?
Pick what fits and we'll show what you can claim, then match you with vetted installers.
What to expect when you go electric in NI
- 3
- Free quotes, one short form
- £800–£1,500
- Typical fitted cost of a 7kW home charger
- £500
- OZEV grant many NI households can claim
- 6
- Counties covered across NI
How it works
From form to fitted charger in three simple steps.
- 1
Tell us about your property
Your postcode and whether you have a driveway, a flat, on-street parking or a business. Takes under a minute.
- 2
We match vetted installers
Up to 3 NICEIC-registered installers who cover your area, and we flag any OZEV grant you can claim.
- 3
Compare quotes and book
Quotes come back to you directly. Compare on price, charger and lead time, then book the one you like. We never charge you.
Free · No obligation · Takes about 60 seconds
Why NI drivers are switching to home charging
A home charger is the cheapest, easiest way to run an electric car. Here's why it's worth doing properly.
Charge at home, wake up full
A proper 7kW home charger fills most cars overnight. Plug in when you get home, charge on a cheap overnight tariff, and never queue at a public charger again.
How EV tariffs save you money
A fitted charger, not a 3-pin lead
Trickle-charging from a plug socket is slow and not built for it. A wall-mounted unit, installed by a registered electrician and signed off with NIE Networks, charges faster and safely.
Compare the main chargersWhy use EV Chargers NI
We're the independent layer between you and the installers, built to get you a fair price and the right charger.
Independent, not an installer
We don't fit chargers ourselves, so we've no reason to push one brand or box. We match you to installers who compete for your job.
Every installer vetted
We only pass your details to NICEIC or OFTEC registered electricians who install EV chargers across Northern Ireland.
Grant checked for you
Flat owners, renters, on-street homes, landlords and businesses can often claim 75% off, up to £500. We tell you before you commit.
The NI-specific bits handled
Every install in NI must be notified to NIE Networks. Our installers handle that paperwork as standard, so your charger is signed off properly.
Going direct, or going through us
Same installers either way. The difference is what you have to do, and what you might miss.
On your own
- Ring round installers one by one
- Guess whether you qualify for a grant
- Hard to tell a fair price from a high one
- Chase the NIE Networks paperwork yourself
- No idea if the electrician is vetted
With EV Chargers NI
- One form, up to 3 quotes back
- We confirm your grant before you commit
- Compare like-for-like and spot the fair price
- Installers handle NIE notification as standard
- Every installer NICEIC or OFTEC registered
Free · No obligation · Takes about 60 seconds
Installation cost
From around £800 to £1,500, fitted
A 7kW smart home charger in NI. The final price depends on your charger, cable run and any fuse-board work. Use our calculator to estimate yours.
Estimate my costOZEV grants
You could take £500 off the price
Flat owners, renters, on-street homes, landlords and businesses can usually claim 75% off, up to £500. Driveway homeowners no longer qualify, but we'll show you what does help.
Check the NI grant schemesNo driveway of your own? Read our guide to EV charging for flats and apartments, including renters, landlords and shared car parks.
Areas we cover
Vetted installers across every county in Northern Ireland. See what an installation involves where you live.
EV charger installation in NI: common questions
How much does it cost to install an EV charger in Northern Ireland?
A standard 7kW home charger typically costs between £800 and £1,500 fitted, depending on the charger you choose and how far the cable runs from your fuse board. Getting 3 quotes is the simplest way to see the real price for your home.
Can I get a grant for an EV charger in NI?
Homeowners with a private driveway are no longer eligible. But flat owners, renters, homes with on-street parking, landlords and businesses can usually claim the OZEV Chargepoint Grant: 75% off, up to £500. Tell us your property type and we'll confirm which scheme fits.
Do I have to tell NIE Networks?
Yes. In Northern Ireland it's a legal requirement to notify NIE Networks of a new home charger. A registered installer handles this for you as part of the job, so you don't have to do anything.
How long does installation take?
Most standard home installations are completed in a few hours on a single visit, once a quick survey confirms your fuse board and cable route.
Do you charge for quotes?
No. Getting 3 quotes through us is completely free and there's no obligation. Installers pay to receive qualified enquiries; you never pay us.
Ready for your 3 free quotes?
Tell us about your property and we'll match you with vetted NI installers, grant checked, no obligation.
Free · No obligation · Takes about 60 seconds