Find home EV charger options for Kia electric vehicles including the EV5 and EV6.
Kia's Australian electric range includes models such as the Kia EV5 and EV6, both offering practical family layouts, strong range, and modern EV technology.
Most Kia EVs use Type 2 AC charging for home charging. Higher AC charging speeds may be possible on suitable three-phase home setups. Compare all home chargers or take our 30-second quiz for a personalised match.
Kia owners should choose a home charger based on home power supply, daily kilometres driven, parking location, and whether solar integration matters to the household.
These are popular charger options for Kia owners. Compare specs, or select your exact model below for a tailored recommendation.
Ocular
Wi-Fi smart charging with app scheduling
Balanced price, power and smart features for most homes
from $1,195
3-yr warranty
Popular option for Kia owners comparing home chargers.
myenergi
Solar-aware eco charging for Aussie homes
from $1,545
3-yr warranty
Popular option for Kia owners comparing home chargers.
Sigenergy
Value smart charger with OCPP, solar and load management
Approx. from $1,200
3-yr warranty
Well-suited for Kia owners who value solar integration.
Evnex
NZ-built smart charger with OCPP support
Smart features at the most accessible price
from $1,399
4-yr warranty
Well-suited for Kia owners who value solar integration.
ABB
Commercial-grade reliability for the home
from $1,979
3-yr warranty
Three-phase option for Kia owners considering faster or future-ready charging.
22kW charging requires three-phase home supply and a vehicle that can use higher AC charging. Many EVs charge below 22kW even on a 22kW charger.
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Most modern Kia EVs sold in Australia use a Type 2 inlet for AC home charging. Tethered wallboxes come with a cable attached, while untethered wallboxes need a separate Type 2 to Type 2 cable. Always confirm with your installer before purchasing.
The best charger depends on your home power supply, driving habits, solar setup, and budget. We've suggested chargers above that suit most Kia owners, or take our 30-second quiz for a personalised recommendation.
Find My Charger →Most current Kia EVs sold in Australia can be charged from any standard Type 2 AC home charger. Charging speed depends on the specific Kia model, your home's electrical supply, and the wallbox you install.
Kia EVs such as the EV5 can support higher AC charging on suitable three-phase home setups. A standard home wallbox remains a practical overnight option for many Australian households.
You can, but it's slow and best treated as a backup or occasional method. A dedicated home EV charger is generally safer, faster, and more convenient for daily charging. Always use approved equipment and a licensed electrician for any home charging installation.
Information is provided as general guidance only. Always confirm details with your installer or manufacturer.
Select your exact model above and share your home setup details so we can prepare a tailored recommendation for you.
