If your car uses a Type 2 connection for AC charging, this charger should be suitable. It works with a wide range of electric cars and plug-in hybrids commonly found in the UK. It's always worth checking your vehicle's handbook or manufacturer's specifications before ordering.

That depends on your car. The charger can deliver up to 7kW / 32A, but your EV's onboard AC charger determines how much power it can actually take. If your car supports 7kW AC charging, you can make full use of the charger's rated output.

For most drivers, yes. A 7kW home EV charger is well suited to overnight charging, giving your car several hours to top up while it's parked at home. How much charge you add will depend on your battery size and how much charge your car needs.

A 6m cable gives you plenty of extra reach compared with shorter charging cables and can be useful if your car doesn't park directly next to the wallbox. The best position for the charger will depend on your driveway layout and where you normally park.

With a tethered EV charger, the Type 2 cable stays attached to the unit, so there's no separate charging lead to get out of the boot every time you want to charge. Just park up, plug in and you're ready to go.