The charging time for an EV battery at home depends on a few factors: Charger type: There are two main types of home chargers – Level 1 and Level 2. Level 1 chargers, typically included with the car, plug into a standard household outlet and offer slower charging speeds (around 2-5 miles per hour of charging). Level 2 chargers are hardwired into your electrical system and provide much faster charging (around 10-30 miles per hour). Battery size: Larger battery packs in EVs will take longer to charge than smaller ones. Car’s onboard charger: This built-in component regulates the charging process. Its capacity can affect charging speed. For most EVs with a Level 2 charger at home, a full charge can be achieved overnight (6-8 hours). However, it’s important to consult your car’s manual for specific charging times based on your model and set-up. Legend can also help you determine the best charger type for your needs. They may even offer installation services to ensure everything is set up safely and efficiently.