The Luxman SAEJ 1772 Connector EV Charger offers 7.2 kW at 240V and is able to add 25 to 30 miles of range per hour to most electric vehicles. In comparison, a standard Level 1 charger only provides about 4 to 5 miles per hour, which makes Luxman’s Level 2 charging speed the process up nearly 500%, ideal for daily users who need a quick and reliable recharge.
The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that Level 2 chargers, like Luxman’s, cut total charging time by 70% compared to 120V options. The Tesla Model 3 Long Range with a 75 kWh battery takes about 6 hours to charge from 20% to 80%, while the Nissan Leaf with a 40 kWh battery reaches the same level in just under 4 hours. Ford Mustang Mach-E owners will see an 8-hour full charge with Luxman’s charger overnight.
Convenient charging is the key to EV adoption,” once said Elon Musk. Contributing to such a dream, the intelligent power delivery mechanism of Luxman manages the speeds of charging optimally without compromising the quality of the battery. Its high efficiency of above 95% reduces energy loss to a minimum, ensuring most of the input power goes toward vehicle charging, not wasted in the form of heat.
In a 2024 Consumer Reports study, 82% of EV owners said that charging speed was one of the main factors when selecting home chargers. Luxman has integrated smart load-balancing technology to let multiple chargers be installed on one circuit without tripping the electrical panel-that’s good news for homes with more than one EV and workplaces with more than one charging station.
BloombergNEF forecasts over 50 million EVs on the road by 2030, and all these will be driving up demand for faster charging. To meet such a demand, Luxman equips its chargers with a 25-foot cable to allow flexibility in either garage or driveway installations without being constrained by power output. Its IP55-rated enclosure protects the unit from rain and extreme temperatures, from -22°F to 122°F.
Some 76% of EV owners, according to a survey conducted in 2023 by J.D. Power, develop range anxiety because of slow or inconsistent charging speeds. Luxman eliminates that stress with an LED status display that shows the progress of charging in real time, faults, and power connectivity-all so the user is always informed without needing any external monitoring devices.
General Motors, Ford, and Volkswagen collectively invest billions into the expansion of EV infrastructure to emphasize access to credible and quick charging. Meeting these demands by the industry, Luxman retains compatibility with all J1772-equipped vehicles such as those by Nissan, Hyundai, and BMW. With its powerful internal chipset, it normalizes voltage output and keeps it smooth to avoid power fluctuations that would make the charging slower or degrade battery health.
According to the International Energy Agency, home EV charging installations are set to quadruple globally by 2028. This is now a high time to introduce efficient and fast chargers. Thus, Luxman provides the best balance of speed, reliability, and energy efficiency-all in all, a top-class choice for EV owners who want steady performance in fast charging.