No driveway? You can still charge at home.

Off-street parking means you have private and exclusive access to a driveway, garage, or residential car park at your property. If that's you, you can install your charger at home without needing a cross-pavement solution.

On-street parking means you don't have that private access and park on a public road near your home instead.

There are two government grants that can help with the cost of home EV charging if you don't have access to off-street parking.

The first is a council-level grant that subsidises the cost of installing the Kerbo Charge channel itself. Your council applies for this, not you, and 80% of UK councils have already signed up. It's one of the reasons Kerbo Charge installation costs vary by area, and why many customers pay less than the standard price.

The second is the EV Chargepoint Grant for households with on-street parking, which takes up to £500 off the cost of buying and installing your Pod Point charger. To qualify, you need to be installing a cross-pavement solution like Kerbo Charge at the same time. Your installer handles the claim on your behalf, so the saving is deducted straight from your bill.

If you're eligible for both, you could make a significant saving across the whole setup.