Pod and Kerbo Charge partner to offer on-street charging

Pod, the home EV charging provider, has partnered with Kerbo Charge to provide a home charging solution for drivers with on-street parking.

The two businesses have built a joined-up referral partnership so that drivers who need both a cross-pavement channel and a home charger can get them without having to piece it together separately.

Kerbo Charge builds the channel, while Pod provides the charger, and at a discounted rate if the driver is eligible for the Government grant.

Drivers who come to Pod looking for an on-street charging solution get referred to Kerbo Charge to install a cross-pavement channel first.

Kerbo Charge customers who already have their channel in place get referred straight to Pod to apply for the grant and install a Pod Point charger.

Kerbo Charge’s cable gully system runs a charging cable through a discreet, self-closing channel built into the pavement.

Pod’s home EV charger, Pod Point Solo 3S, works with the gully to allow drivers to use cheaper home electricity tariffs.

Eligible drivers can currently claim up to £500 off the cost of installing a home charger through the Government’s Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Grant for households with on-street parking.