With the call of the domestic government to publicize energy conservation and emission reduction, a large number of domestic automobile manufacturers began to transform and manufacture electric vehicles. Because of its less impact on the environment than traditional cars, the prospects of electric vehicles are widely optimistic. But whether it is pure electric drive or hybrid drive, the most important thing for electric vehicles is charging. Whether at the charging station or at home, there should be a smarter management plan.

　　For electric vehicles, charging is not a simple matter. Don’t think it is as easy as charging a mobile phone. There are many things to consider when charging EV. For example, you have to calculate how much electricity you need to charge every kilometer, and whether these electricity costs are cost-effective. In addition, you may forget to charge your mobile phone or other smart devices, but if you forget to charge your electric car, the consequences may be much more serious.

　　ChargePoint Home smart charger (picture taken from cnet)

　　ChargePoint Home can help you solve these concerns. ChargePoint Home is compatible with all electric vehicles on the market. It will record all the data needed by users and feed it back to users, so as to relieve your worries. For example, ChargePoint Home will tell users how far they can travel according to the current power of the car. ChargePoint Home promises that the car can travel 25 miles with a 32 amp charger for one hour; Use a 16 amp charger for one hour and travel 12 miles.

　　ChargePoint Home smart charger (picture taken from cnet)

　　Users can set the charging period of ChargePoint Home in advance according to their own situation, so as to ensure that ChargePoint Home can avoid the peak electricity consumption at home and save electricity bills. According to the charging plan set by the user in advance, ChargePoint Home can remind the user by mobile phone when the user forgets to plug in the charging plug. In addition, ChargePoint Home can be compatible with third-party smart home platforms, such as Nest Smart Thermostat, to help users better manage the use of electric vehicles and save electricity.

　　ChargePoint Home will be available on Amazon this summer, with a price range of $499 to $749.