Available to Hyundai and Genesis EV Owners

Hyundai Motor Company announced on the 30th that it will launch ‘My Home Charger,’ a subscription-based charging service designed to reduce the burden of charging electric vehicles.


Hyundai Launches 'My Home Charger,' a Subscription-Based EV Charging Service Starting at 70,000 Won Per Month View original image

The service is available to owners of Hyundai or Genesis electric vehicles who live in single-family or multi-family homes and have access to a dedicated parking space.


Customers can subscribe for a minimum monthly fee of 73,500 won, based on the minimum contract amount, and receive support for the purchase and installation of a 7kW home slow charger. The minimum monthly contract charging amount is 300 kWh, and the charging rate is 245 won per kWh.


If customers use the minimum monthly contract amount for three years, they can save approximately 670,000 won compared to Hyundai’s existing home charger product and about 1,530,000 won compared to using external Chaevi fast chargers.


After the contract ends, customers will own the electric vehicle charger without any return procedures or additional costs. Customers who wish to use the service can sign up through the Chaevi app or website and verify ownership of a Hyundai or Genesis electric vehicle. After an on-site inspection, the charger will be installed and a safety check will be carried out, allowing for immediate electric vehicle charging.



Through the exclusive Chaevi app, customers can check a variety of charging information such as charging history, usage, and remaining contract charging amount. A Hyundai Motor Company representative stated, “The subscription-based home EV charger service, which covers everything from the device and installation to charging, offers the most economical charging option for electric vehicle customers at a monthly rate in the 70,000-won range. It will lower the burden of charging electric vehicles while contributing to the expansion of EV adoption and charging infrastructure.”


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