Charge your car from your own roof
Solar, a home battery and an EV charger working together. Charge from spare solar in the day, keep the battery for your evening, and buy less power for both the house and the car.
Who it suits
An EV adds roughly 5 to 10kWh a day of home charging for typical driving. Solar is the cheapest way to supply it.
Car at home in the day
Work from home or a second car that sits in the driveway charges straight from your panels.
Commute every day
Top up from spare solar on weekends and from the battery or off-peak power on weeknights.
Buying an EV soon
Size your solar and battery now so the charger is an easy add-on later.
Two vehicles
Bigger systems carry two cars and a busy household.
Long regional drives
Charging at home before long trips, with your own solar doing the work.
Already have solar
We check whether your system can carry an EV or needs more panels.
From your driving to a system that fits
- A quick callTell us about your power bill, your car and how far you drive.
- Free Energy AssessmentWe size the solar, battery and charger together, and check your switchboard.
- InstallWe install the system and the charger and set up the apps.
Get a free Energy Assessment
We call you first, then visit if it suits.
What it costs
6.66kW solar, about a 10kWh battery and a home EV charger, from $13,990 Estimate. 10.36kW with 16kWh from $20,490 Estimate. 13.32kW with 25kWh from $27,490 Estimate. Conservative starting estimates, including GST and federal discounts. See packages and savings.
There is no federal rebate on home EV chargers. The solar and battery discounts still apply and step down on 1 January 2027.
Three-phase chargers, long cable runs, switchboard upgrades, a new or upgraded inverter or optimisers for shading.
Our estimates count power savings only. What you save on fuel comes on top.
EV charging questions
Can I charge my EV from solar only?
Yes, during the day when your panels produce more than the house uses. At night the car charges from the battery or the grid.
Single-phase or three-phase charger?
Most homes use a single-phase charger. Three-phase charges faster where your supply allows. We check at your assessment.
Do I need a battery to charge an EV from solar?
No, but a battery lets you use more of your own solar in the evening for the house, so more daytime solar is free for the car.
Can you add a charger to my existing solar?
Yes. We check your system and switchboard first.
Drive on sunshine
Book a free Energy Assessment and we’ll size solar, battery and charging together.
