Charge at home.
From $450.

Pick Taurus ($450) if you want the simplest possible setup — no app, no Wi-Fi, just plug your EV in and walk away.

Pick Aquila ($450) if you want app control, scheduled charging on time-of-use rates, and solar matching. Same family as Taurus, far more capability.

Pick Dorado ($1,350) if you have a 100 A circuit available and you want the fastest possible Level 2 charge — up to 19.2 kW on 80 A. Only useful if your EV's onboard charger accepts 80 A (Ford F-150 Lightning, Hummer EV, Lucid Air do).

All three chargers are 30C-ready — UL Listed and ENERGY STAR® certified, which meets the equipment side of the federal tax credit. Whether you personally qualify depends on your address and tax situation. See Rebates for the full eligibility test.

All MÖTEN home chargers ship with a SAE J1772 (Type 1) connector — the standard for non-Tesla EVs in North America.

For Tesla and other NACS-equipped vehicles, our NACS-to-J1772 adapter is sold separately as an accessory. The adapter is universal — it will work with any J1772 charger, not just MÖTEN — and it lives in your vehicle's frunk.

Taurus and Aquila are plug-in chargers — if you already have a NEMA 14-50 outlet on a 50 A circuit (most newer homes do), you can plug them in yourself. If you don't have that outlet, you need a licensed electrician to install one.

Dorado is hardwire-only on a 100 A circuit and always requires a licensed electrician and an electrical permit in most jurisdictions.

No. The eMÖTEN app and our patented Charger Management System (CMS) are included with every MÖTEN charger — no monthly fee, no per-port fee, no cloud subscription.

This matters most as you scale. Many commercial networking platforms charge $200–$500 per port, per year for cloud access. With MÖTEN, the same software that runs your home Aquila also runs a 200-port fleet depot — at no incremental fee.

3 years on the charger, 1 year on accessories like the NACS adapter and pedestal. The 3-year warranty covers parts and labor for manufacturing defects.

Extended warranty plans (5-year and 7-year) are available at checkout. See our full warranty terms for details.

Taurus and Aquila deliver 11.5 kW on a 48 A circuit, which adds about 35–45 miles of range per hour. A typical EV goes from 20% to 80% overnight.

Dorado delivers up to 19.2 kW on an 80 A circuit, adding about 60–75 miles per hour. This only matters if your EV's onboard charger supports 80 A — most don't.

Yes. All MÖTEN home chargers are NEMA 4 / IP55 rated for outdoor use, with operating temperatures from −22 °F to 122 °F (−30 °C to 50 °C). Dorado extends down to −40 °F.

Cable holsters and weatherproof gaskets come standard. The chargers handle direct rain, snow, and salt spray — though we recommend mounting under a soffit or small overhang where practical.

The hardware does — every MÖTEN home charger is UL Listed and ENERGY STAR® certified, which meets the equipment requirement for the federal 30C credit. But two more conditions apply for the credit to actually fire:

1. Eligible census tract. The charger must be installed at a residence in a low-income community census tract or a non-urban census tract. About 2 out of 3 U.S. addresses qualify — look yours up on the official Argonne tool.

2. Placed in service by June 30, 2026. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill (signed July 4, 2025), the 30C credit ends for property placed in service after that date. Install before the deadline to qualify.

Most state utility programs are separate and don't have the census-tract test — California (PG&E, SCE, SDG&E), New York (NYSERDA, ConEd, NYSEG), Massachusetts (Eversource, National Grid), Colorado (Xcel), and many others offer charger rebates that stack with the federal credit. See your state's programs.

We are not tax advisors. Consult a tax professional to confirm your eligibility.

Taurus, Aquila, and Dorado are manufactured in China to our specifications, with quality control, certification, and warranty service handled in the U.S. by EVFastCharge Ltd. (Wilmington, Delaware).

This does not affect 30C eligibility. The federal 30C credit requires the equipment to be used primarily in the United States — it does not require domestic manufacture. The Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) restrictions added by the One Big Beautiful Bill apply to other clean-energy credits (45X manufacturing, 48E energy storage, 45Y/45Z electricity) but not to 30C.

Our patented Battery-Buffered DC fast-charging systems and the eMÖTEN Charger Management System are designed and assembled in the United States — relevant for our commercial customers but separate from the residential 30C credit story.