Evnex vs Zappi: EV Charger Comparison

Head-to-head comparison of Evnex and Zappi home EV chargers for Australian homes in 2026.

Feature	Evnex	Zappi
Price range	$1,300-$2,500	$1,800-$2,800
Power options	7.4kW, 22kW	7.4kW, 22kW
Phases	1-phase, 3-phase	1-phase, 3-phase
Cable length	5m	6.5m
Smart features	Yes	Yes
Solar integration	Yes	Yes
Warranty	3 years	3 years
Country	New Zealand	United Kingdom
Best for	Value-conscious buyers wanting solar integration and future-proof OCPP 2.0.1 without paying premium prices	Solar owners who want to charge their EV for free using excess solar power

Evnex

Pros

Best value charger with solar integration
OCPP 2.0.1 (most future-proof protocol)
ANZ-designed with local support
Solar CT clamp included
Clean, intuitive app

Cons

Newer brand with less market history
Smaller installer network than Wallbox/Tesla
3-year warranty (average)
Less premium build feel than European brands

Zappi

Pros

Best solar diversion capability (Eco/Eco+ modes)
Real-time solar monitoring via CT clamp
Can charge entirely from solar surplus
Works with any solar inverter brand
6.5m cable length

Cons

Most expensive charger option
Requires CT clamp installation for solar features
UK-designed (less local support than Ocular)
App can be complex for non-technical users

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Evnex or Zappi better for Australian homes?

Evnex is best for: value-conscious buyers wanting solar integration and future-proof ocpp 2.0.1 without paying premium prices. Zappi is best for: solar owners who want to charge their ev for free using excess solar power. Both are available through Australian electricians.

Which is cheaper, Evnex or Zappi?

Evnex starts from $1,300 installed, while Zappi starts from $1,800. Evnex has the lower entry price.

Which has better solar integration, Evnex or Zappi?

Evnex offers solar integration. Zappi offers solar integration.