Looking to buy an EV charger? Well, you're about to enter the thrilling world of kilowatts and plug types. In Australia, a decent home EV charger (Level 2) will set you back between $800 and $1,500 AUD, depending on brand and features like smart connectivity. Installation can add another $500 to $1,000 AUD, so factor that in unless you enjoy wiring your house into a fireworks display. Used chargers crop up occasionally on Tradingpost or CarShowroom, but be wary of their history and compatibility with your vehicle. Remember, not all chargers are created equal—some are faster, some smarter, some more pretentious. Choose wisely, and may your electrons flow freely!
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