Hyundai EV Home Charger Installation
Everything you need to know about charging your Hyundai at home.
Owning a Hyundai electric vehicle is a significant step towards eco-friendly driving. To keep your Hyundai EV charged and ready, setting up an efficient home charging system is essential. Home charging provides convenience, lowers costs compared to public charging, and ensures your car is ready to go whenever you need it.
This guide will provide an in-depth overview of charging Hyundai EVs at home and help you choose the best home charging solution for your Hyundai EV.
Understanding Hyundai EV Models and Their Charging Needs
Hyundai offers several electric vehicles representing their most innovative design and technology. The Hyundai Kona, IONIQ 5 N and IONIQ 6 provide consumers options from smaller sedans to performance SUVs. These vehicles provide drivers a range of 221 miles to 342 miles depending on model and trim.
Charging Levels and How To Charge Your Hyundai EV
If you’re considering an EV or a plug-in hybrid, it’s important to understand the various chargers out there and how long each takes to power your vehicle so you can be ready to go at home or on the road. Electric charging is usually broken down into three levels:
- Level 1 Charging: Typically the easiest and most straightforward option when it comes to charging. Level 1 charging leverages a standard 120V household outlet. However, this method also comes at cost in regards to charging speed with most level 1 chargers providing only approximately 2-5 miles of range per hour.
- Level 2 Charging: The most convenient and best way to charger your Hyundai EV. This method leverages a 240V circuit and is ideally hardwired into your electrical system and can charge a Hyundai in roughly 7 hours.
- Level 3 Charging (DC Fast Charging): Typically found in public locations, these chargers can take a Hyundai from 10% to 80% in roughly 20-60 minutes depending on model.
Check out this guide to learn more about EV charging levels, advantages of at-home charging, and key differences between level 1 and level 2 EV charging.
What to Consider When Choosing a Home Charger for Your Hyundai
When it comes to choosing a level 2 charger for your Hyundai EV, there are a few key considerations you should take into account:
Compatibility
Ensure the charger is compatible with the SAE J1772 standard used by Hyundai EVs.
Connectivity
Chargers with Wi-Fi connectivity allow you to schedule charging, monitor energy usage, and integrate with smart home systems.
Charging Speeds
Look for chargers with at least 7.2 kW power output, which matches most Hyundai EVs’ onboard chargers.
For the most efficient home charging solution for your Hyundai EV, installing a Level 2 charger is the best solution. Hyundai EVs are compatible with many chargers that offer fast charging speed along with smart connectivity making them excellent options.
What is the best Level 2 charger for Hyundai EVs?
Emporia Level 2
The Emporia Level 2 EV Charger is an excellent choice for charging Hyundai cars at home due to its affordability, adjustable power output up to 48 amps, and smart app integration for efficient energy management and scheduling.
Tesla Universal Wall Connector
The Tesla Universal Wall Connector is an excellent choice for charging Hyundai cars at home due to its compatibility with the J1772 adapter, making it suitable for a wide range of EVs. It offers up to 11.5 kW of power, ensuring fast Level 2 charging for Hyundai’s EV models like the Ioniq 5, 6 or Kona Electric.
Installation and Safety Considerations For Home Chargers for Hyundai EVs
When installing a home EV charger it is important to prioritize safety. Professional installation by a licensed electrician is always recommended to ensure your level 2 charger is installed correctly and adheres to local electrical codes. In addition, a licensed electrician will be able to tell you if your home's electrical system can handle the additional load required to charge your Hyundai EV.
Upgrading your electrical panel may be necessary to support a 240V circuit for level 2 charging. A licensed electrician or installation service like ChargerPro can determine this and in addition, provide you with appropriate recommendations or other options, and help you determine where to install your level 2 home charger.
Installing Home Chargers for Hyundai EVs With ChargerPro
If you are looking to install a home charger for your Hyundai EV, ChargerPro makes installation fast and easy. ChargerPro leverages licensed electricians who specialize in EV charging installations, so that you can take comfort in knowing your home charging setup is safe and reliable. We offer affordable flat-rate transparent pricing and a hassle-free and efficient process from start to finish which consists of a few simple steps:
- Schedule your installation - Select your preferred charger, choose a date that fits your schedule, and lock in your flat-rate, all-inclusive cost with a fully refundable deposit.
- Consult with one of our experts in EV charging - One of our knowledgeable installation guides will reach out to assist you in choosing the best location for your charger and make sure everything is ready for installation day.
- Get Installed: On the day of installation, an experienced, licensed electrician will come to your home and complete the install in about two hours.
Level 2 chargers are critical to offering convenience and utility for your Hyundai electric vehicle. ChargerPro offers professional installation services that adhere to safety standards so you can enjoy a worry-free charging experience.
Home Chargers for Hyundai Electric Vehicles FAQs
Can you charge Hyundai with a Tesla Supercharger?
Hyundai is actively integrating the North American Charging Standard (NACS) to enhance charging accessibility for its electric vehicle (EV) customers in the United States and Canada. In the fourth quarter of 2024, all-new or refreshed Hyundai EVs in the U.S. came equipped with NACS ports, with Canadian models following in the first half of 2025. To support existing customers, Hyundai will provide free NACS adapters beginning in the first quarter of 2025. Owners or lessees of Hyundai EVs purchased on or before January 31, 2025—including models like the Kona Electric, Ioniq hatchback, Ioniq 5, and Ioniq 6—can request these adapters through the MyHyundai owner portal. This initiative grants Hyundai EV drivers access to over 18,000 Tesla Supercharger stations across North America, significantly expanding their charging options. Notably, the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 will be among the first non-Tesla vehicles to feature a factory-installed NACS port, allowing immediate Supercharger access without the need for an adapter.
Will I need to upgrade my home electrical system to charge my Hyundai at home?
You may need to upgrade your electrical panel to install a level 2 EV charger and ChargerPro's certified electricians can evaluate whether an upgrade is necessary and/or make any recommendations.
Will ChargerPro help with rebates and incentives for my Hyundai EV?
ChargerPro can offer guidance on what rebates you may be eligible for. This website is a great place to get started.
