21 EV Charger Deals for Scooters, Cars and Home Charging

The EVLIYA charger is described for lithium-ion batteries with a listed 32 Ah capacity. Its 58.4 V output and 6 A charging current are the key ratings to check against the battery and charger connection in your vehicle. The listing identifies a T-Type connector and LED indicators for charging status, with red for charging and green for a full charge. It also describes automatic cutoff and several protection functions; confirm the exact compatibility details for your battery before ordering.

This GREEN VOLT listing describes a 6 A charger for scooter and e-rickshaw lithium batteries, with a 69 V cutoff on its 60 V model. A digital voltmeter is included in the listed features, along with short-circuit and overvoltage protection and automatic cutoff when charging is complete. The product title also mentions a wider voltage range, so verify the specific battery voltage and cutoff requirements against the exact model details.

The bheemtek listing names an 84 V, 12 A fast charger and a 2+4 connector for an e-bike or scooter. Its structured specifications, however, give a 72 V output, while the title states 84 V. The vehicle references also differ: the title names an Okaya Fast F4, while the in-box description refers to an Okinawa model. Check the charger label, connector and vehicle requirements with the seller before relying on either reference.

STROMPULS Prime is described as a portable 3.6 kW, single-phase charger that connects to a 3-pin socket. Its adjustable 8–16 A current range and 5 m TPU cable are useful details when checking the available socket and reach to the vehicle. The listing also specifies IP66 protection and several electrical protections. Warranty statements vary across the supplied listing, so check the seller's current warranty terms.

The Aveo 3.6 is listed as a portable charger for a 16 A, 3-pin socket, with a 5 m TPU cable and an IP66-rated body. The current can be adjusted to suit the socket and wiring capacity, while the LED indicator shows charging status and alerts. Listed protection features include auto-cut, overload, earthing, over-temperature and leakage protection. The stated warranty differs by component: the listing gives five years for the cable and enclosure and two years for other components.

The EV MASTER charger is described as a compact portable AC unit rated at 3.5 kW, 16 A and 230 V. Its product description lists a 3 m cable, an OLED display and three-colour LED status indicators. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth app control are described as optional. The same description lists protections for leakage, voltage, current, temperature, grounding faults and surges, as well as an IP55 rating.

The Prime Plus listing combines a portable 3.6 kW charger with a 6 m TPU cable and a 3-inch LCD screen. Current adjustment is listed from 6 A to 16 A, and the Smart Life app provides remote control. The product description also says the screen can show electricity consumption, voltage and temperature. Water protection is mentioned, but an IP rating is not specified in the supplied details.

The Aveo 3.6 Plus adds app control and a 6 m TPU cable to a portable 3.6 kW, 16 A charger. The supplied details say current can be adjusted through the Zevpoint Home app or onboard controls, with an LED screen for status. Its IP66-rated body and listed protections include RCD, earthing, overheat, overload and leakage protection. The listing also includes a wall bracket and carry bag.

This STROMPULS charge point listing describes a single-phase Type 2 unit with a 5 m cable and adjustable current from 6 A to 32 A. App and RFID controls are listed alongside Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, charging schedules and session metering. Two specifications differ within the supplied details: the title states 7.5 kW while a feature description says 7.4 kW, and the weather rating is given as IP65 in the title but IP55 in the feature text. Confirm these details with the seller.

The StromPro Bundle is listed as a portable, single-phase 7.5 kW charger for Type 2 EVs. It includes a 6 m TPU cable, a 2.6-inch screen, a carry bag and wall-holder clips. The screen displays charging information, while the Smart Life app provides remote control and the listing describes scheduling. Current is adjustable, although the supplied details do not give a range.

The ZapEV Sigma7.5 is described as a portable 32 A charger with a 6 m TPU cable and a 3-inch screen. The listing names Type 2 EV compatibility and includes a carry bag, CEE socket and holder clips. Its listed functions include energy monitoring, automatic cutoff and temperature and wiring-fault detection. The product information describes an IP-rated waterproof body but does not provide a specific IP number.

The Dash 2.0 listing describes a portable 7.5 kW charger with 32 A output and a 5 m TPU cable. Its screen is specified to show charging information such as voltage, current and charging time; the Zevpoint Home app offers current adjustment and session monitoring. The package listing names a carry bag, 32 A CEE industrial socket and wall-holder clips. IP66 protection and 10 safety features are also stated.

The ORBLR EVO7+ is described as a portable, wall-mountable 7.2 kW charger for Type 2 single-phase EVs. The SmartLife app is listed for remote monitoring, charging updates and scheduling, while an LCD provides charging information. The package details name a 40 A MCB, carry bag, 32 A CEE industrial socket, wall bracket, gun holder and user manual. The listing gives separate warranty periods for the charger and cable/connector.

Spin Free is presented as a portable Exicom AC charger rated at 7.5 kW, with a 5 m cable and a pouch for storage and transport. The listing describes Type 2 compatibility and says it can connect to standard 16 A and 32 A outlets. It also specifies an IP67-rated enclosure and a BIS-certified in-cable control and protection device. The supplied information gives conflicting warranty durations, so check the current warranty terms with the seller.

The HyperCharge listing describes a portable 7.2 kW, 32 A charger with a 6 m cable and a 1.6-inch LCD for viewing charging information. Current can be adjusted from 10 A to 32 A, and the stated connection is a 32 A industrial mains socket. Its IP67 rating and listed overcurrent, overvoltage, over-temperature and earth-leakage protections are included in the product details. The supplied title also names a SocketBox, MCB and jumper in the bundle.

The Aveo Pro is listed as a portable 7.5 kW charger with adjustable current from 8 A to 32 A, a TPU cable and app control. Its LED screen is described as showing charging information, and the listed protection features include auto-cut, overload, earthing, voltage fluctuation and overheating protection. The cable length is inconsistent in the supplied details: the title says 6 m, while the feature text says 8 m. Confirm the cable length and package contents before purchase.

The Polar Pro is a wall-mounted, single-phase charger listing with 7.5 kW output, a Type 2 connector and a 5 m TPU cable. The app can adjust current between 8 A and 32 A and schedule charging sessions; RFID and plug-and-charge are also listed as access options. Its 4.3-inch LCD shows charging details, while the product information names IP66 weather protection and ARAI and CE certifications.

The STATIQ Nectar 11kW is a wall-mounted home charger listing with a 5 m cable and Type 2 EV compatibility. App and RFID controls are listed for managing charging, while its dynamic load-balancing feature is described as adjusting power use to match household load. The listing also specifies automatic cutoff, IP66 protection and ARAI certification, with a two-year warranty.

The Spin Air is an 11 kW AC charger designed for three-phase connections. The listing describes control through an app or RFID key, plus Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 4G connectivity, Alexa integration and OCPP support. It is specified for EVs that support 11 kW three-phase charging, and the product details advise checking the vehicle's charging capability and the available electrical provision. The listing also names IP66 protection and CE and ARAI certifications.

This STATIQ Nectar listing specifies 22 kW output for a wall-mounted home charger with a 5 m cable. It is described as compatible with Type 2 EVs and includes app and RFID control, automatic cutoff and load balancing based on household electricity use. The supplied details also list IP66 protection, ARAI certification and a two-year warranty.

The Havells MotrON GT is listed as an 11 kW wall-mounted Type 2 charger that supports single-phase and three-phase power. The product details offer 2 m and 5 m TPU cable options, plus control through the Havells app, RFID or plug-and-charge. Wi-Fi, GSM, LAN, 4G and Bluetooth connectivity are listed alongside OCPP support and a 4.3-inch display or LED indicators. The listing also states IP66 and IK10 ratings and ARAI, IEC and CE certifications.