You can have both a Tesla Powerwall and an EV charger — but the wiring decisions matter, and most installers overlook them. Here's how to add an EV charger to a home with battery storage without draining your Powerwall.

I get this question almost as often as "which charger should I get?" — and the honest answer is that for most Melbourne homes, a fully installed home EV charger lands somewhere between $1,899 and $2,799. Here's what drives the variables.

I get asked this question every week. You've just picked up a new BYD, Tesla, or Hyundai — or you're about to — and you want a charger on the wall at home. You've done some Googling, you're confused by all the options, and you just want some advice on what to choose.