Ohme vs Tesla: EV Charger Comparison

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

Feature	Ohme	Tesla
Price range	$1,200-$1,900	$1,200-$2,500
Power options	7.4kW, 22kW	7.4kW, 11kW
Phases	1-phase, 3-phase	1-phase, 3-phase
Cable length	5m	7.3m
Smart features	Yes	Yes
Solar integration	No	No
Warranty	3 years	4 years
Country	United Kingdom	United States
Best for	Cost-conscious EV owners on time-of-use electricity tariffs who want automated cheap charging	Tesla owners or budget-conscious buyers wanting a reliable smart charger

Ohme

Pros

Smart tariff integration finds cheapest rates automatically
Built-in LCD display for real-time stats
Strong app with energy cost tracking
OCPP 1.6 compliant
Dynamic load management included

Cons

No built-in solar diversion
Newer to the Australian market
Relies on compatible energy retailer for smart tariff features
Less visual appeal than Wallbox

Tesla

Pros

Most affordable smart charger
Sleek design and long 7.3m cable
WiFi enabled with over-the-air updates
Power sharing between multiple Wall Connectors
Works with all EVs (CCS2/Type 2)

Cons

No built-in solar diversion
Limited to 11kW (no 22kW option)
App integration less advanced than Wallbox
Tesla-branded may deter non-Tesla owners

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ohme or Tesla better for Australian homes?

Ohme is best for: cost-conscious ev owners on time-of-use electricity tariffs who want automated cheap charging. Tesla is best for: tesla owners or budget-conscious buyers wanting a reliable smart charger. Both are available through Australian electricians.

Which is cheaper, Ohme or Tesla?

Ohme starts from $1,200 installed, while Tesla starts from $1,200. Tesla has the lower entry price.

Which has better solar integration, Ohme or Tesla?

Ohme does not have built-in solar integration. Tesla does not have built-in solar integration.