
Charging stations
Teltonika, SolaX and VOOL — 11 and 22 kW
Home and business EV charging stations – how to choose
An EV charging station at home is the most convenient and cheapest way to charge your car: plug in at night and it is fully charged by morning. The catalogue offers Teltonika, SolaX and VOOL 11 kW and 22 kW charging stations with a Type 2 socket or an integrated cable, priced from €488. Every station supports dynamic load balancing, and installation can be added to the same order – a station with installation starts at €937.
Buy a station with professional installation
When buying a charging station from us, choose installation in the same order — certified EVZONA electricians will set up, configure and commission the station at your home or business.
- 1Pick your station
- 2Add installation on the product page
- 3Our installers arrive and set it up
- Certified electricians
- 5-year workmanship warranty
- All of Lithuania

EV charging stations for homes and business
A home EV charging station is the most convenient and cheapest way to charge your car: no more hunting for free public chargers on a map or queueing at shared charge points — your own EV charger is always available in your garage or driveway. We offer reliable Teltonika, SolaX and VOOL electric car charging stations, from a compact 11 kW home charging station to 22 kW three-phase solutions for business.
A home charging station is most often chosen at 11 kW — it fully charges most electric cars overnight. If you are looking for faster charging at home, the 22 kW three-phase version charges cars with a more powerful on-board charger twice as fast. Every charging station comes in several configurations — with a Type 2 socket or an integrated cable, app control and residual-current protection.
The price shown for every EV charging station is final, and home charging stations can be ordered together with certified installation across Lithuania: standard installation up to 5 m — €449, extended — priced individually. We also help you make use of state support schemes whenever calls open.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an EV charging station cost with installation?
An EV charging station with standard installation from EVZONA starts at €937: the most affordable station costs from €488, and standard installation with up to 5 m of cable routing is €449. Standard installation includes a circuit breaker, an RCD, station mounting, commissioning and app configuration, and the work is covered by a 5-year warranty. More complex jobs (22 kW, three-phase connection, dynamic load balancing) are quoted individually.
11 kW or 22 kW charging station for a home?
An 11 kW charging station is enough for most homes – it fully charges most electric cars overnight. A 22 kW station is worth choosing only when the car's on-board charger can accept 22 kW of AC power and the home has a three-phase supply with sufficient capacity – in that case charging is twice as fast. EVZONA offers Teltonika and SolaX stations at both power ratings and VOOL at 22 kW; most models can be chosen with a Type 2 socket or an integrated cable.
Does a 22 kW charging station need a three-phase supply?
Yes – a 22 kW charging station requires a three-phase supply, as it draws 32 A per phase (3 × 32 A). An 11 kW station is also connected to three phases but needs only 3 × 16 A, so it suits most existing home supplies. Before installation we provide a free consultation and assess your electrical installation – the supply and the distribution board – and a three-phase 22 kW connection with dynamic load balancing falls under extended installation, which is quoted individually.
Can I get a state subsidy for a charging station?
At present (September 2026) there are no open subsidy calls for private charging stations – the previous household charger compensation programme fully closed in June 2026. The Lithuanian Energy Agency plans a new call for residents in Q4 2026 (budget of about €1M, terms not yet published), and from Q1 2027 a Social Climate Fund measure (up to €1,450 excl. VAT per charging point) is planned only for vulnerable households and micro-enterprises that bought an EV under the fund's measures; for businesses, a call for publicly accessible charging points is planned for Q4 2026. Planned call conditions are preliminary – final terms take effect only once a call is published. EVZONA advises on subsidy conditions free of charge and helps you prepare an application in advance; we publish the latest details in Useful to know.


