Charging an Evee at home is as simple as plugging in a phone — once you have a sensible spot. Here's how to set up a safe, convenient charging corner.
Charging an Evee at home is as simple as plugging in a phone — once you've picked the right spot. Here's how to set up a safe, convenient charging corner.
What You Need
- A standard 3-pin household socket in a safe, dry spot
- The original Evee charger that came with your scooter
- Enough space to stand the scooter on its stand while charging
- Reasonable airflow — not a sealed cupboard
That's it. There is no special "EV charger" required for an Evee.
Picking the Right Spot
- Indoors or in a covered area — away from rain and direct sun
- Out of the way of foot traffic so the charger and cable aren't tripped over
- Close enough to the socket that no extension cable is needed (extensions add risk)
- Easy to reach so you actually use it every day
What to Avoid
- Charging in direct sun or strong heat — bad for battery health
- Charging while covered with a cloth or in a sealed box — let the charger breathe
- Using a non-original charger — risks battery health and your warranty
- Leaving the charger on a wet floor
A Simple Daily Routine
- Roll the scooter into its spot when you get home.
- Plug the charger into the socket first, then into the scooter.
- Leave it overnight — most riders charge during sleep.
- Unplug when you head out the next morning.
For dealing with outages, see charging during load-shedding. For exact charging times, see how long to charge an Evee.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Do I Need a Special Charger or Plug?
No — a normal household 3-pin socket and the original Evee charger are all you need.
Can I Use an Extension Cord?
It's better to charge directly from a wall socket. If you must use one, use a good-quality, properly rated extension.
Is It Safe to Charge Overnight?
Yes — the charger is designed for it. Just give it airflow.
Can I Charge It Outside?
In a covered, dry, shaded spot — yes. Avoid rain and direct sun.
How Much Does Charging Cost?
A small fraction of petrol — see how much it costs to charge. Browse the price list for any model.
