The short answer#
In November 2026, 7 kW home EV chargers were listed by Kenyan sellers at KES 38,870 to KES 100,000 for the unit alone. Installation is extra on those listings. The Precifarm Pulse charger is from KES 79,000 with the wallbox and a standard installation included, paid on survey approval. A 22 kW unit is listed at about KES 117,000 and DC fast chargers from about KES 455,000 for 60 kW, again before installation and the grid connection.
7 kW home chargers: listed prices#
| Charger | Listed price | Installed |
|---|---|---|
| AGM WallBox Pro 7.4 kW (Asaph Green Mobility) | KES 38,870 | No |
| Epure 7.2 kW with pedestal (Jumia) | KES 70,000 | No |
| 7 kW smart charger (Kreatives Kenya) | KES 70,000 on offer | No |
| Precifarm Pulse, up to 7.4 kW | From KES 79,000 | Yes, standard |
Prices are as listed on each seller's site on 10 November 2026 and change often. The Kreatives unit's regular price is KES 100,000. Check stock and warranty with the seller.
What installation adds#
A wallbox bought on its own still needs a licensed electrical contractor to fit it. The work that sets the cost is:
- The cable run from the consumer unit to the parking spot. Distance and whether the cable is buried, clipped or in trunking matter most.
- Protection: a dedicated circuit with its own breaker and earth leakage protection suited to EV charging.
- Earthing: tested, and improved if the reading is poor.
- The consumer unit: an old or full board may need an upgrade.
- A separate meter if you want the Kenya Power e-mobility tariff. See does a home charger qualify?.
- Certification: inspection, testing and the completion certificate that EPRA's guidelines require before first use.
The Pulse price covers the wallbox and a standard installation from the consumer unit to the parking spot. Kenya Power service upgrades, consumer unit upgrades, extra cabling and unusual civil works are quoted separately when a survey shows they are needed. The survey is free and the survey quote is the price.
11 kW and 22 kW chargers#
| Charger | Listed price |
|---|---|
| AGM WallBox Smart 11 kW (Asaph Green Mobility) | KES 58,370 |
| AGM PedestalPro 22 kW | KES 116,870 |
| AGM Twin Pedestal, 22 kW on each of two ports | KES 168,870 |
These need a three-phase supply, and the car must accept the higher rate on AC; many take 11 kW or less. See AC and DC charging explained. For workplaces and fleets, see Pulse+.
DC fast chargers#
| Charger | Listed price |
|---|---|
| 40 kW DC (SafiVolt) | USD 5,295 |
| 60 kW DC, CCS2 and CHAdeMO (Asaph Green Mobility) | KES 454,870 |
| 120 kW DC (SafiVolt) | USD 8,369 |
| 120 kW DC, two outputs (Asaph Green Mobility) | KES 909,870 |
| 180 kW DC (Asaph Green Mobility) | KES 1,234,870 |
These are equipment prices. A public DC site also needs a grid connection that can carry the load, civil works, an EPRA licence and commissioning, which together can exceed the charger price. See how to start an EV charging station business.
Paying in instalments#
Lipa Pole Pole, paying for a Pulse charger in M-Pesa instalments, is planned from KES 3,300/month. You can register interest on the survey form; see Lipa Pole Pole.
How to compare two quotes#
- Is installation included, and up to what cable length?
- Is the charger certified by the Kenya Bureau of Standards or another accredited body?
- Who signs the completion certificate?
- What is the warranty, and who comes when it fails?
- Is the cable tethered or do you supply your own?
- Does the price include a separate meter for the e-mobility tariff?
Then compare running costs, which matter more than the purchase price over a few years: see what it costs to charge at home. Start with the free EV survey.