After thorough testing, I picked seven of the best EV home chargers ranging in price from $300 to $700. These universal level 1 and 2 chargers will work with any EV on the market today.

Come with us as we untangle the fundamentals of Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 EV chargers, namely what the differences are between them and what to expect when you use them to charge your electric ...

If you don't drive a lot, Level 1 is the most affordable way to charge your EV, as it requires no installation to work. These chargers plug into an ordinary household ...

We know there is some truth to the EV ... charging at home isn't 100% trouble-free, depending on where you live and how your house is built. It's possible to purchase what is called a Level 1 ...

That experience convinced me that so-called Level 1 charging, the slowest form of EV charging there is, can be an immensely ...

A Level 1 charger is sometimes bundled with a new EV. It can come in handy for emergencies and it can even work as a main charger in ideal conditions. If you have to park outside in the freezing ...