Compatibility is Standard
You can power most Toyota EVs and plug-in Hybrids with a standard
120-volt outlet. These are the outlets you'll find scattered throughout your
home. The ones you use to plug in your phone, microwave, curling irons, and any
other small item. As long as it has 120 volts, you've got an EV charger. The
only downfall is the charging time. Using the standard home charger, it will
take nearly three days to replenish your battery from 0 to 100. So, if you've
got the time, then you've got a winner with the standard outlet.
But for drivers who don't have a few days to let their vehicle
recharge, you'll want to opt for the 240-V Level 2 charger. This setup requires
professional installation and can replenish your battery in as little as ten
hours. And the hardest part about this setup is deciding which electrician you
want to complete the job. Or deciding where you want to place your Level 2
charger. Most people choose their garage or somewhere on their driveway. But,
as always, the choice is yours.
Toyota of Hollywood
There's no sweat involved. At least, not on your end. There's no need
to worry or overthink the process. Your Home is already built to handle the
weight of recharging your hybrid or electric vehicle. So, if that was something
stopping you from buying a
Toyota hybrid or
alternative fuel vehicle, we've happily cleared that obstacle. You
can browse our new Toyota
inventory and reserve your
Toyota Hybrid in Hollywood today. There's nothing but smooth sailing
and driving ahead for you and your Toyota.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there free Level 2 charger installation with the purchase of a new
Toyota EV?
Currently, there are no free installation deals for a new Toyota EV.
But stay connected with Toyota of Hollywood, as the offer could be available
soon.
Are all Toyota EVs and plug-in hybrids compatible with Level 2 or
Level 3 chargers?
Yes, you can recharge your Toyota with any Level 2 home charger or
Level 3 fast charging station.
Can I get by with just a Level 1 charger?
Yes, it is possible to keep your vehicle charged with only a Level 1
charger. But if you have long commutes or plan on being away from home for a
while, you may need to purchase a Level 2 charger or replenish your battery at
a public charging station.
