Key benefits of the Gul-e cross-pavement EV charging solution
Charge at domestic rate via your home supply
Charge your EV at home using your wall mounted charger and domestic tariff.
Avoid queuing at public charging points
Charge at a time that is convenient to you, with no queues or waiting times.
Charge your EV at home with no driveway
Simply park your car at the kerbside, and plug in to your own wall-mounted charger.
Fast installation on all pavement types
The Gul-e can be installed by a trained team in around 2 hours, from start to finish.
Low cost
The Gul-e is a low cost, competitively priced solution to your EV charging needs.
No moving parts to break or maintain
The Gul-e has no moving parts, dramatically reducing the chances of wear or breakage.
Tool-free operation for convenience
The Gul-e requires no tools to operate it, so there is no chance of losing a crucial part!
Gul-e news
The safest and most robust cross-pavement EV charging solution for households without driveways
As electric vehicle (EV) adoption grows, one of the biggest hurdles for many households is the lack of convenient, at-home charging, especially for those without driveways. Around 25% of UK households don’t have access to off-street parking, making charging options limited and often expensive. Enter Gul-e, an innovative and robust cross-pavement EV charging solution designed specifically to tackle this challenge.
Gul-e brings cross-pavement EV charging expertise to Everything Electric South
We are thrilled to announce that Maria Warner, Social Value and Sustainability Lead at ODS, will be representing Gul-e at Everything Electric South in Farnborough on October 13. Maria will be bringing her passion and expertise in cross-pavement EV charging solutions, a game-changer for households without driveways, to this exciting event.
Fully charged: how Oxford became an electric superpower
You might have noticed more electric taxis, and electric buses. If you're really attentive you might have noticed more EV charge points on the roads, or even the very large one up at Redbridge.