No driveway? Charge your car at home.

Kerbo Charge

If you park on the street, Kerbo Charge is the council-approved cross-pavement channel that lets you charge your EV from home.

Without a driveway, most EV drivers rely on public chargers. Kerbo Charge lets you charge at home instead. A slim channel is fitted into the pavement between your house and the kerb, and your charging cable sits inside it under a self-closing lid. The pavement stays flat and safe for everyone walking past.

Live or trialling across 55 local authorities and counting. Tap Get Started, enter your postcode, and see if it's available on your street.

โ€œAvoids the trip hazards of cable covers or matsโ€

โ€œKerbo Charge counts 30 councils where its products can be installed, from Stirling in Scotland to Cornwallโ€

โ€œCross-pavement charging channelsโ€ฆ allow a cable to run safely between a home and a parked carโ€

โ€œProvides a clear route to phasing out petrol & diesel carsโ€

โ€œUnlocks home charging for local people without off street parkingโ€

โ€œThe company aims to make it easier for everyone to charge an electric vehicle at homeโ€

โ€œIs this finally the answer to charging an electric car at home?โ€

โ€œPioneering new technology that allows EV drivers without off-street parking to safely and cheaply charge their carsโ€

โ€œKerbo Chargeโ€™s through-pavement channel stands out for its safety, simplicity, and fiscal prudence.โ€

How it works

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The cross-pavement charging solution designed for you.

Person in brown dress shoes and blue pants using a power sander on a paved sidewalk near a garden with bushes and trees.

Easy to insert & remove

Insert and remove your cable in 30 seconds. The patented design opens and closes like a zip.

A blue electric car plugged into a charging station on the street.

Ultra slim

Our electric vehicle charging gully is designed to be discreet and blend in with the surrounding pavement.

Close-up of ankles and feet of a person in black high heels and black pants standing on a paved sidewalk, with bushes and wooden planks in the background.

No trip hazards

The lid self-closes and can withstand 250 kN pressure, equivalent to an articulated lorry parked over the top on a single tyre.

Kerbo Charge is backed by Deborah Meaden

โ€œThe best inventions solve widespread problems with simple and cost effective solutions and Kerbo Charge does just thatโ€

Deborah Meaden

The UKโ€™s most popular cross-pavement charging system

Now live or trialling with 55 councils. Donโ€™t see your local authority here? Get them onboard now.

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