Buying second-hand, pre-loved or nearly-new items can be a great way to save money. In the automotive world, second-hand electric vehicles are already transforming the market, making them accessible to even more motorists. But what about second-hand electric vehicle chargers? The cost of a budget charger can start at around GBP590, whilst a premium product can be close to GBP1600. Could it be a good idea to save money through buying your charger second-hand and are there any pitfalls you need to be aware of?
Peterborough-based Smart Home Charge is a leading nationwide installer of home charge points for electric cars. They have just launched a new initiative selling second-hand EV charge points and here are their tips for bagging a bargain EV charger whilst staying safe and avoiding dodgy dealers.
Five things you need to know before buying a second-hand electric vehicle charge point
1. Not all second-hand EV charge points are created...
