Simple to install. Effortless to use.
WattSpot gives you safe, simple charging where your EV is already parked, without the cost or complexity of a traditional wall charger.
Smart EV charging for homes, shared garages, and long-stay residential parking.
WattSpot brings affordable EV charging to your driveway or shared garage, with optional user-pays support for shared spaces.
Scan. Plug in. Charge.
Simple EV charging that fits naturally into everyday parking, without relying on extension cords or standard wall sockets. Charges faster than a standard household plug, while keeping the experience simple for everyday use.
Wall or post mounted, indoors or out.
WattSpot can be installed where your EV is parked, from driveways to shared garages and residential parking spaces.
Schedule sessions, monitor usage, and recover costs in real time, all from your WattSpot dashboard.
One ecosystem. Two chargers. Endless possibilities.
Simple. Safe. Effortless.
15 amp smart socket charging designed for everyday longer-stay parking.
Bring your own compatible portable charging cable, such as the one supplied with your EV, and plug it into the WattSpot smart socket.
At 15 amps, WattSpot can add around 20km of range per hour. Some cables supplied with vehicles are 8 amps, and will charge more slowly. You can order a WattSpot 15 amp cable with your WattSpot device.
Compact, affordable, and typically quick for a licensed electrician to install where site wiring is straightforward.
In Development. Coming Soon.
The WattSpot Level 2 Tethered Charger is in development and coming soon.
Designed for 7 kW smart charging in workplaces, accommodation, and shared parking.
Comes with a 5m tethered Type 2 cable.
From driveways to shared garages and residential parking, WattSpot is designed to fit naturally where your EV is already parked. Simple, safe, and easy to use.
Clean, compact hardware designed to fit naturally into driveways, garages, and residential parking areas.
Install, scan, plug in, and charge at home or in shared residential parking.
Step 01
Your electrician installs the WattSpot device where your EV is parked, either wall mounted or post mounted.
Where site wiring is straightforward, installation is typically quick for a licensed electrician.
Step 02
Scan the QR code (or input the charger number) to start the session.
Charging stays simple whether it is a private driveway, a shared garage, or a guest stay.
Step 03
For the Level 1 Smart Socket device, bring your own compatible portable charging cable, such as the one supplied with your EV, and plug it into the WattSpot smart socket.
At 15 amps, WattSpot can add around 20km of range per hour. Some cables supplied with vehicles are 8 amps, and will charge more slowly. You can order a WattSpot 15 amp cable with your WattSpot device.
Once connected, WattSpot can begin the charging session.
Step 04
Top up whenever your car is stationary. Schedule charging when costs are lowest.
WattSpot keeps home charging easy to live with every day.
Yes. WattSpot is designed for apartments and shared residential spaces. It allows residents to charge safely in communal car parks without expensive infrastructure upgrades.
Charging does not have to be user-pays. For example, a homeowner can choose to cover the electricity cost for their own vehicle or guests.
Where user-pays is enabled, scan the QR code, start charging, and pay securely on your phone for the electricity used. Hosts can also set a price per kWh with a small markup to help recover installation and running costs.
Talk to WattSpot about the setup that best suits your home, driveway, or shared parking space.
You can start a charging session by scanning the QR code on the charger. The WattSpot app is also available for scheduling sessions, monitoring usage, and managing your charging, giving you full control from your phone.
Yes. Built for safe EV charging, WattSpot helps reduce the risks of drawing high current through standard wall sockets by adding certified safety protections, including over-current, ground fault, over-temperature, and lightning protection.
In most cases, yes. WattSpot requires minimal electrical work and clearly allocates charging costs to the user, making it a body-corporate-friendly solution.
Compare WattSpot products and find the right option for your driveway, shared garage, or residential parking space.
