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Charge your electric vehicle

Find what you need to charge your EV at home or away.

Close up of a Tesla car being charged with a Tesla EV charger at the front of a house

EV chargers to power your electric car

We stock a range of EV chargers to suit most electric vehicles, including Tesla Wall Connector.
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Dewalt wall EV charger

Discover our range of EV charging accessories

Explore our wide range of EV cables, leads and accessories to help charge your electric car at home or when you’re on the move.
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Arlec charging accessories

EV products are available in these select stores

Now available:

Botany Warehouse
Glenfield Warehouse
Mt Maunganui Warehouse
Petone Warehouse
Riccarton Warehouse

EV charger installation is only available in some states and areas at present. View the list of areas where EV charger installation is currently available.
No. EV chargers are a hard-wired electrical appliance and need to be installed by a licensed electrician for both safety reasons and to activate the manufacturer’s product warranty.
EV chargers can be purchased in selected stores, or online anywhere in Australia or New Zealand. 
The Type 2 plug is the industry standard, but some early EVs had Type 1 or Type 3 plugs. Bunnings stocks adapters to suit these older model EV cars.
Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y utilise a Type 2 charging port, the standard across Australia and New Zealand. Take a look at our range of charging cables.
Type 2: This is the current industry standard 
Type 1: Used with some older EV cars 
Type 3 used with some older EV cars
Tesla vehicles require a charging cable with a Type 2 plug. See our full range of EV charging cables.
It will depend on the charging capacity of the charger and your car.
The cost to charge your vehicle will vary based on your circumstances, and depends on a number of factors such as your energy cost or whether you have access to free solar energy in your home, the time of day (if connected to the grid) and how much energy your EV requires.
You’ll need an EV charging cable to connect your car to a charging station or a 240v outlet. A number of service stations now offer EV fast charging or anywhere an EV charger is available. For more information, check out our guide: ‘How to charge your electric vehicle when you’re away from home’.

Tesla’s Mobile Connector allows you to charge your Tesla vehicle directly from a standard household power outlet.

Mobile Connector is compatible with Australian & New Zealand adapters and is lightweight and easy to transport. Every Mobile Connector comes with a 6-metre cable to help maximise flexibility in parking locations