California
EV charger installation in
California.
California leads the nation in EV adoption. Get a Level 2 home charger installed by a licensed local electrician, includes rebate eligibility check for PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E programs.
California has more registered EVs than any other state, over 1.8 million and growing.
California rebates & incentives
Save on your installation
We check your eligibility for every applicable rebate and include them in your final quote.
PG&E EV Charge Network
Residential charger rebate for PG&E customers in single-family homes
SCE Charge Ready
Rebate for home charger installation in Southern California Edison territory
SDG&E Power Your Drive
San Diego Gas & Electric residential EV charger incentive
Clean Vehicle Rebate (CVRP)
State rebate for qualifying EVs, can offset total cost of ownership
Chargers
Three chargers. Pick your speed.
All models include a J1772 connector (NACS adapter for Tesla included), weatherproof housing, and UL listing.
Ladegrid Charge Core 40
Budget-friendly plug-in Level 2 home charger
$349
- 9.6 kW / 40A Level 2 charging
- J1772 connector (universal, includes Tesla NACS adapter)
- Plug-in NEMA 14-50 installation
- LED status indicator
- NEMA 4 weatherproof rated
Ladegrid Charge Home 48
Smart Wi-Fi home charger with Bluetooth
$499
- 11.5 kW / 48A Level 2 charging
- J1772 connector (universal, includes Tesla NACS adapter)
- Hardwired or NEMA 14-50 plug-in installation
- Wi-Fi + Bluetooth app control and scheduling
- Smart load management
Ladegrid Charge Pro
Commercial-grade smart charger for multifamily and fleets
$899
- 11.5 kW / 48A Level 2 charging
- J1772 connector (universal, includes Tesla NACS adapter)
- Wi-Fi + Ethernet app control
- OCPP 1.6J compatible
- RFID access control
Installing in California
What to know before your install
Most California homes have 200A panels, typically no upgrade needed for Level 2
Title 24 requires EV-ready wiring in new construction since 2020
Many HOAs in California are required by law to allow EV charger installation (AB 2565)
Permitting timelines vary: 1–3 weeks in most Bay Area and SoCal jurisdictions
Climate considerations
Mild year-round temperatures mean optimal charging efficiency. Outdoor installations work well in all California climates.
Utilities we work with
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