EV charger brands we install in Seville, Spain: Wallbox, V2C, Circutor, Simon, Schneider and Tesla

Wallbox installation in Seville with the brand you choose

We do not sell one brand: we install the one that best suits your home or garage. Every charger on this page is a mode 3 charging station with a type 2 connector, the European standard, and all of them work with any electric car that uses it. If you have brought a car from the UK, check the inlet: most recent models use type 2, but some older ones do not. The differences between chargers lie in power, load management, solar integration, connectivity and price.

Guide prices of the units

Prices for the unit only, VAT included, based on 2026 market prices. Installation is added separately. For communities and businesses we also install units with several sockets, an RFID reader and a screen, such as the Wallbox Copper SB or the Commander 2, and systems such as Easee or Zaptec, whose price in Spain we give you with the quote.

How to choose between EV charger brands: the technical criteria

No charger is the best for everyone. These are the criteria we use to recommend one:

• Power and phases. With a single-phase supply, 7.4 kW is the ceiling and the standard. For a plug-in hybrid, 3.7 kW is enough. With three phase you can go to 11 or 22 kW.
• Dynamic load balancing. If your contracted power (potencia contratada) is low, the charger must accept an external meter. Each brand calls it something different: Power Boost at Wallbox, dynamic meter at V2C, eHome Link at Circutor. We explain it in dynamic load balancing.
• Solar charging. If you have panels, the charger must work with your inverter or its own meter. See solar EV charging.
• 6 mA DC detection (RDC-DD). If it is built in, the protection in the fuse board can be a type A RCD instead of a much more expensive type B.
• Cable or socket. Built-in cable for a home; type 2 socket for communal garages, hotels and businesses.
• OCPP and RFID. Essential if the charger is shared or consumption has to be charged or allocated.
• Toughness. For an outdoor space or an open garage, look at the IP protection rating and the IK impact rating.
• Warranty. The legal warranty in Spain is two years; Wallbox and V2C give three.

What the installer does, whatever the brand

The charger is only one part. Safety depends on the installation, and that is the same for every brand under ITC-BT-52: a dedicated circuit, a type C circuit breaker, a 30 mA type A RCD with DC detection or a type B RCD, surge protection, a TN-S earthing system, a cable size calculated so the voltage drop stays under 5 %, and the installation certificate (boletín) registered with the Junta de Andalucía.

How we work

1. We look at your installation: contracted power, fuse board, distance to the space and any solar panels.
2. We propose two or three chargers that fit, with their pros and their price, or we check the one you have already chosen.
3. We install and configure the unit, the app and the load balancing.
4. We hand you the boletín and an itemised invoice for the 15 % income tax deduction, available until 31 December 2026.

Where we install them

In villas in Tomares, Mairena or the Aljarafe, where the solar mode is usually worthwhile, we do it as part of the home EV charger for houses. In the garages of Sevilla Este, Nervión, Palmas Altas or Entrenúcleos, where load balancing and connectivity matter most, as part of the EV charger in a communal garage. And if your charger is already installed and failing, we check it whatever the brand in EV charger repair. More options on the EV charger installation page.