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Plug In Stations We help our clients Plug In everyday in the comfort of their homes or at their workplace by supplying and installing our partners EV chargepoints.

We have a large qualified team of expert engineers that specialise in the install of electric chargepoints.

The charger that pays for itself. ⚡The Ohme ePod is small, simple and properly clever. No big screen, no fuss. It just s...
14/10/2026

The charger that pays for itself. ⚡

The Ohme ePod is small, simple and properly clever. No big screen, no fuss. It just sits neatly on the wall and does the thinking through the app instead.

And that's the point. It plugs straight into the cheap EV tariffs, so it charges when electricity is at its lowest price overnight.

We'll be honest with you though: the hardware isn't what saves you the money. The tariff is. Get that right and a charger like this genuinely pays for itself over a few years.

Our honest take 👇

Ohme

https://www.plugin-stations.com/blogs/ohme-epod-review

12/10/2026

Use home charging for everyday driving. Use rapid chargers when you're travelling.

That's exactly what they're there for.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel.

🏆 We're finalists at the Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards 2026.Plug In Stations has been shortlisted for Fa...
09/10/2026

🏆 We're finalists at the Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards 2026.

Plug In Stations has been shortlisted for Family Business Entrepreneur of the Year, London, at what Great British Entrepreneur Awards call the biggest night in UK entrepreneurship. The final is on Monday 16 November at Grosvenor House on Park Lane, with headline partner Allica Bank

Being shortlisted is about more than the recognition. It's a chance to look back at how far the business has come, and to thank the team and the customers who got us here.

Swipe through to see what the award is, what our category means, and what this recognition means to us. ⚡

08/10/2026

You didn't think we'd forget about September Reviews, did you?
Before we move too far into October...
A quick look back at September. 👀

Thanks to our customers, we ended the month with 172 five-star reviews across Google (137) and Trustpilot (35). ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Thank you for trusting us with your EV charger installations. 💚

A charger on the wall isn't a finished job. ⚡We filmed a full Ohme install from start to finish, so you can see exactly ...
07/10/2026

A charger on the wall isn't a finished job. ⚡

We filmed a full Ohme install from start to finish, so you can see exactly what you're paying for before you book anyone.

The tidy finish is the easy bit to spot. The parts that actually matter are the ones you don't see: checking the consumer unit and earthing first, planning the cable route around your house instead of taking the shortest line, a dedicated circuit with the right protection, notifying the network operator, then properly testing it and walking you through the app before we pack up.

Skip any of that and you're looking at nuisance tripping or a job that gets done twice.

Watch the whole thing 👇

Ohme

https://www.plugin-stations.com/blogs/ohme-home-install-walkthrough

05/10/2026

A fair point.

The charger and installation costs are part of the EV ownership equation, and every installation is different.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel.

02/10/2026

This one's simple.

Leaving your EV plugged in overnight doesn't mean it's charging all night.

Once the battery reaches its target level, the charging stops. In fact, if you're on a smart tariff, overnight charging is often the most convenient and cost-effective way to charge.

Plug it in. Go to bed. Let the technology do the work.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel.

No oil change. No exhaust. No cambelt. 🔧An electric motor has about 20 moving parts. A petrol engine has closer to 2,000...
30/09/2026

No oil change. No exhaust. No cambelt. 🔧

An electric motor has about 20 moving parts. A petrol engine has closer to 2,000. Fewer things to go wrong means a much shorter list when it's service time.

A typical EV service is £100 to £250 a year, against £200 to £300 for the petrol version. And because regen braking does most of the slowing down, brake pads often last 70,000 to 100,000 miles instead of 25,000 to 40,000.

The one thing worth budgeting for? Tyres. EVs are heavier and the torque's instant, so they wear a bit quicker.

Here's what you'll actually pay 👇

https://www.plugin-stations.com/blogs/ev-servicing-costs-what-to-expect-uk

28/09/2026

This commenter got it right. 👏

Home charging is where most EV owners see the biggest savings.

If you're relying on public rapid chargers all the time, the maths can look very different.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel.

25/09/2026

"Never charge past 80%."
You've probably heard it before.

The reality is a little more nuanced. Battery health isn't just about the percentage you charge to—it's also about how long the battery stays there.

Every EV is different, so it's always worth checking your vehicle handbook.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel

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