Most electric vehicles can be charged at home. Charging electric vehicles at home does not violate the power consumption regulations, but the average household electricity is 220V, so electric vehicles can only be charged slowly. In most cases, full charging takes more than 8 hours, which is suitable for charging at night. Now many electric vehicles can set the charging time. It is appropriate to have valley electricity prices in some areas. Set the charging time and insert the charger to automatically start charging when the electricity charge is cheap at night.

Some owners who do not live in the high-rise will use the method of "flying wire" when charging the car. "Flying wire" is the way to extend the socket from the socket to the vicinity of the vehicle body and plug the charger into the socket for charging. This charging method is very dangerous. Because the wire is long and the resistance generated is large, it is easy to generate heat and cause fire and electric shock accidents.

It is forbidden to open the front cabin cover when charging: charging electric vehicles at home is relatively slow, so many car owners will open the cabin cover to clean the dust in the cabin during this time, which is very dangerous. The cabin is usually high-voltage, with leakage protection, but if there is a problem, the consequences are unimaginable, so pay attention to protect the safety of the owner and others when charging the car.

Expansion: There are two ways to charge new energy vehicles at home: using domestic AC charging station and using domestic portable charging gun. There are vertical and wall-mounted AC charging stations for household use. The essential difference between the two is the different usage scenarios. Most vertical charging stations are located outdoors. Because of its large floor area, it has high applicability. On the other hand, most of the wall-mounted charging stations are set in the parking spaces beside the indoor walls, because the floor area is very small.