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A recent survey shows that nearly nine out of ten drivers considering a switch to electric vehicles (EVs) value industry accreditation above all else when selecting a home EV charger. This outweighs other factors like affordability and warranty length.
Key Highlights
- 87% of prospective EV buyers prioritize industry accreditation for home chargers.
- Affordability matters to 63%, warranty to 42%, and energy compatibility to 34%.
- Andersen, a British manufacturer, holds Which? Trusted Trader accreditation.
- Andersen uses in-house installers and an all-electric fleet.
- The new Andersen Quartz offers a stylish design and a 7-year warranty.
Survey Insights
The survey, conducted by Andersen—a top British maker of premium EV chargers—polled drivers planning to transition from gasoline or diesel vehicles to EVs. An impressive 87% said accreditation is “very important” or “somewhat important” in their choice of charger provider. Among younger drivers aged 18-24, this rises to 93%. Affordability ranks next, with 63% citing it as key, followed by a long warranty at 42% and energy provider compatibility at 34%.
Andersen’s Edge
Andersen shines with its Which? Trusted Trader accreditation, earned in 2024 after a thorough review. It was also named Which? Trusted Trader of the Month for January 2025. Unlike competitors, Andersen employs its own installers, who use an all-electric fleet for eco-friendly, reliable service.
Meet the Andersen Quartz
The Andersen Quartz, recently launched, blends style and affordability in a smart EV charger. Priced at £695 (including VAT) or £1,105 fully installed, it boasts a 7-year warranty—the longest available. Available with a socket or tethered cable, its cutting-edge electronics support solar power and smart charging for cost savings.
Industry Trust
David Martell, Andersen’s CEO, said, “Mass EV adoption hinges on overcoming barriers and building trust. We invest equally in support and innovation to lead the premium charger market.” Based in Bedfordshire, UK, Andersen crafts designer chargers with over 200 color options.
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