How much does an EV charger cost?

Every figure on this page is computed from the same dataset that powers the comparison table, not from a survey or an estimate.

The short answer

Across the 190 EV chargers in this database carrying a verified price, the median is $477. Half sit between $285 and $750; the full range runs $100 to $6,301.

Why a median and not an average

A handful of EV chargers cost several times what the rest do, and an average lets those few set a number nobody actually pays. The median is the middle model: half cost less, half cost more. The quartile columns below show where the middle half of each group sits, which is the range a buyer is really choosing within.

By output current

Output currentPriced modelsMedianMiddle half
12 A6$150$150 to $270
16 A10$140$129 to $230
24 A4$250$250 to $250
25 A5$169$169 to $180
32 A25$355$300 to $649
40 A54$369$260 to $575
48 A52$668$475 to $899
50 A9$494$479 to $500
60 A3$480$480 to $480
80 A16$1,975$1,200 to $2,848

The 184 models above are those carrying both a verified price and a published output current. Of the 234 in the catalog, 0 do not publish it and 44 more have no verified price; a further 6 fall in a group of fewer than 3 priced models, where a median would be one price repeated.

By connector

ConnectorPriced modelsMedianMiddle half
NACS31$260$174 to $370
J1772 or NACS21$487$449 to $998
J1772136$506$308 to $770

The 188 models above are those carrying both a verified price and a published connector. Of the 234 in the catalog, 25 do not publish it and 20 more have no verified price; a further 1 falls in a group of fewer than 3 priced models, where a median would be one price repeated.

By form factor

Form factorPriced modelsMedianMiddle half
Portable62$250$170 to $300
Wall-mounted128$615$457 to $998

The 190 models above are those carrying both a verified price and a published form factor. Of the 234 in the catalog, 0 do not publish it and 44 more have no verified price.

By type

TypePriced modelsMedianMiddle half
Level 110$150$140 to $170
Level 1 and Level 223$319$209 to $379
Level 2157$513$340 to $829

The 190 models above are those carrying both a verified price and a published type. Of the 234 in the catalog, 0 do not publish it and 44 more have no verified price.

What this does not tell you

These are the prices retailers publish, read from listings and verified against a primary source or left blank. They are not installed cost: delivery, the electrical work and any site preparation are separate and vary more by where you live than by which model you pick. Nothing here is ranked by commission and nothing is called best.

Every model, cheapest verified price first

Prices and specifications verified August 22, 2026, and re-checked weekly after that. How these numbers are checked.

Price questions

How much does an EV charger cost?
The median across 190 verified prices is $477, with half of all EV chargers between $285 and $750. The cheapest carrying a verified price is $100 and the most expensive $6,301. Those are retailer prices checked August 22, 2026, not manufacturer list prices.
How does price vary by output current?
12 A: $150 median across 6 models. 16 A: $140 median across 10 models. 24 A: $250 median across 4 models. 25 A: $169 median across 5 models. 32 A: $355 median across 25 models. 40 A: $369 median across 54 models. 48 A: $668 median across 52 models. 50 A: $494 median across 9 models. 60 A: $480 median across 3 models. 80 A: $1,975 median across 16 models. Computed from the 184 models carrying both a verified price and a published output current, out of 234 in the catalog.
How does price vary by connector?
NACS: $260 median across 31 models. J1772 or NACS: $487 median across 21 models. J1772: $506 median across 136 models. Computed from the 188 models carrying both a verified price and a published connector, out of 234 in the catalog.
How does price vary by form factor?
Portable: $250 median across 62 models. Wall-mounted: $615 median across 128 models. Computed from the 190 models carrying both a verified price and a published form factor, out of 234 in the catalog.
How does price vary by type?
Level 1: $150 median across 10 models. Level 1 and Level 2: $319 median across 23 models. Level 2: $513 median across 157 models. Computed from the 190 models carrying both a verified price and a published type, out of 234 in the catalog.
Where do these prices come from?
Retailer listings, read at the source and recorded with the date checked. A model with no verified price is left blank rather than estimated, which is why the counts on this page are smaller than the 234 models in the database.

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