WAV stands for Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle. This means you can travel in the vehicle while seat in your wheelchair

What's the difference between a tethered and untethered chargepoint?

A tethered chargepoint means the charging cable is always attached to the chargepoint.

An untethered chargepoint means you can remove the cable.

You can choose which one you want when you get your home chargepoint installed.

Some people prefer the tethered option, as untethered cables can be heavy.

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Related FAQs

Can I get a home chargepoint on the Motability Scheme?

We’ll arrange and cover the cost of a home chargepoint and a standard installation.

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Do I need to give my home chargepoint back at the end of my lease?

No – you can keep the home chargepoint after your lease finishes.

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I have a problem with my home chargepoint. What do I do?

Please contact whoever installed your home chargepoint.

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Can I have a home chargepoint fitted and get access to the bp pulse network?

No – you can only get a home chargepoint installed or have access to the bp pulse network, but not both.

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Can I get a solar-compatible home chargepoint?

Yes, but you’ll need to pay for the extra cost of a solar-compatible chargepoint.

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What is a non-standard installation?

It’s a home chargepoint installation where more work is needed and you have to pay extra.

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