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@mikeelawson has hit on a good point. Unless you have a 100A main fuse then you’ll struggle to have a home charger installed.
We moved into a 1940s house bringing with us our (then 2yr old, always previously home charged via PodPoint) EV. I wanted the same set up again, but a combination of UK Power Network and a couple of local independent charger installers confirmed an upgrade from the existing 80A fuse would be required.
To be fair, UKPN said it would be free of charge, but the work included a considerable amount of outside digging and re-laying parts of the driveway. So we instead went for a £35 outdoor stormproof 13A socket to allow overnight charging.
2yrs later….sold the EV last week. Loved it to bits and it saved £ ‘000s in fuel over the 4yrs of ownership. But circs have now changed requiring 2nd car to be able to cover the country (although Cali does a pretty good job as household 1st car).
So all I’d say is, EV ownership needs to work for you. If it does then great. If not then don’t be one of the many (according to the WBAC guy I saw on Friday) who are bringing EVs in their droves.