Thousands of users love this stylish Home EV Charger

Simpson and Partners are ramping up production of their chargers – and it's easy to see why they're so popular

The Simpson & Partners Home EV Charger, plugged into a Porsche EV
(Image credit: Simpson & Partners)

Electric vehicle popularity is growing all the time. In March this year, over 46,000 were registered, according to data from the SMMT. And if you've got one of the best EVs, you're going to want a home charger, to save you from having to refill at public charge points.

There's no getting around the fact that a lot of home chargers are rather unsightly, though. But it doesn't have to be that way. That's the motivation behind Simpson & Partners. The family-owned business from the Cotswolds have set out to create premium, affordable chargers, with a design inspired by the elegance of the surrounding area.

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Users can even choose to have a cap made from FSC-certified Accoya wood. That has been specifically selected for its weatherproof properties. It doesn't rot, making it good for use outside, and exceeds the dampproof qualities of most hardwoods.

It's clearly working. Last month, the brand shipped their 3,000th product. Now, attention has shifted towards ramping up production, to cope with the ever-increasing demand from EV users.

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