The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) first published its list of eligible electric vehicle chargepoint models on 8 February 20241. The document sets out which chargepoint models can be used with OZEV's chargepoint grants, and states whether each is eligible for commercial grants, residential grants, or both1.
The list is published as an OpenDocument spreadsheet, ODS, 87 KB, and is described as a list of all electric vehicle chargepoint models eligible for use with the Office for Zero Emissions Vehicles chargepoint grants1. The publication sits under the heading of transparency data1.
The page has been updated repeatedly since first publication. The most recent update recorded is 5 August 2026, described as an updated list of eligible chargepoints1. Earlier updates include 15 June 2026, 18 May 2026, 1 May 2026 and 23 April 2026, each recorded as an updated list of eligible chargepoints1. Updates through 2024 and 2025 are recorded under the wording "updated list of authorised chargepoints"1.
One update records a change of use category rather than a simple refresh. On 28 March 2024 the page notes:
"Ohme's Home Pro's products changed from commercial to both commercial and residential use."
The list covers eligibility for commercial grants, residential grants, or both1. The publication does not set out grant rates, installation requirements or application processes; those are not reported on this page1.
Why it matters for households
For a household considering a home chargepoint, the practical question is whether the specific model an installer proposes appears on the eligible list, and under which category. A model listed only for commercial grants would not be eligible for a residential grant, while a model listed for both can be used in either setting1. The 28 March 2024 change to Ohme's Home Pro products, moving from commercial to both commercial and residential use, is an example of how a model's status on the list can change after first publication1.
Because the list is revised frequently, a model's position on it at the time of an application may differ from its position at an earlier date. The page records 50 dated entries between 8 February 2024 and 5 August 20261. Households in rented accommodation or flats, and residential landlords, are among the groups the residential grant categories relate to; the eligibility rules for those schemes are set out separately from this list1.
What happens next
The page carries a "Last updated" field and a full publication update history, and OZEV has continued to refresh the list at intervals of roughly two to four weeks through 2025 and 20261. No future update date is given1.