Charge-point brand

EVBox charge points

Our register lists 6 charge points from EVBox: 2 with a built-in MID meter, 3 where it depends on the version and 1 without a MID meter.

About EVBox

EVBox B.V. is based in Amsterdam and made AC charging stations for home and business. In 2024 its shareholder, ENGIE Group, decided to sell the DC business and discontinue the AC and Everon businesses through a solvent wind-down. EVBox B.V. now limits itself to warranty and after-sales service for the AC range.

Company: EVBox B.V.
Country: Netherlands
City: Amsterdam
Part of: ENGIE Group
Website: evaftersales.com

Service and app

Customer service: Support page
App: Connect App, Install App, Everon App
Warranty: 3 years3 years on the Elvi, from the delivery date; 2 years plus 3 months on the Livo, according to EVBox's warranty terms.
Charging data: Connected EVBox stations communicate over OCPP with a charging management platform such as EVBox's own Everon, which is being wound down; the Connect App lets you migrate a station to a different backend.

Sources:EVBox Winddown - Frequently Asked Questions (opens in a new tab)EV Aftersales: EVBox AC home and business support (opens in a new tab)Our locations | EV Aftersales (opens in a new tab)Help Center EVBox: Mobile Apps (opens in a new tab)What is the difference between Hub and Satellite stations? (opens in a new tab)

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Models

6 models

Dynamic load balancing and solar charging often need a separate meter, sensor or licence.

Elvi

MIDVariantSmartYes

The MID meter has been a factory option from day one and sits in the wall dock, not the click-on station. SKUs with "kWh meter/UMTS" in the name have it; plain Wi-Fi variants do not. No retrofit possible. In doubt? Ask your point of sale.

Charging power: 22 kW
Phases: single- or three-phase
Connector: tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, 4G/SIM, Bluetooth
OCPP: 1.5, 1.6
Load balancing: dynamic
Solar charging: yes
Charge card (RFID): yes
Intended for: home
Availability: discontinued

Sources:EVBox Elvi: Versatile home charging for private and lease EVs | EV Aftersales (opens in a new tab)EVBox Elvi datasheet (EN) (opens in a new tab)

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Liviqo

MIDYesSmartYes

MID-certified meter (class B, EN 50470) is standard on all Liviqo variants since the 2023 launch — only the German Eichrecht meter is optional.

Charging power: 22 kW
Phases: single- or three-phase
Connector: tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 4G/SIM
OCPP: 2.0.1
Load balancing: dynamic
Charge card (RFID): yes
Display: yes
Intended for: businesses
Availability: discontinued

Sources:EVBox Liviqo: Hassle-free charging that works for your business | EV Aftersales (opens in a new tab)

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Livo / Livo 2

MIDNoSmartVariant

Has a kWh meter but not a MID-certified one — not ERE-eligible; the Liviqo is the EVBox model with MID. Livo: Wi-Fi/LTE-M without OCPP; Livo 2: OCPP 2.0.1.

Charging power: 22 kW
Phases: single- or three-phase
Connector: tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 4G/SIM
OCPP: 2.0.1
Load balancing: dynamic
Solar charging: yes
Charge card (RFID): yes
Intended for: home
Availability: discontinued

Sources:EVBox Livo and Livo 2: Top-rated home charging, now with enhanced solar capabilities | EV Aftersales (opens in a new tab)

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BusinessLine

MIDVariantSmartVariant

The 4th generation and the online versions of older generations (a Hub with card reader and modem, or a Satellite linked to such a Hub) have a MID-certified kWh meter. The Autostart version (charging without a card, no modem) has no kWh meter — its type plate then shows a 0 directly after the dash (e.g. B1321-0…). In doubt? Ask your point of sale.

Charging power: 22 kW
Phases: single- or three-phase
Connector: tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, 4G/SIM, Bluetooth
OCPP: 1.5, 1.6
Load balancing: dynamic
Charge card (RFID): yes
Intended for: businesses
Availability: discontinued

Sources:EVBox BusinessLine G4 datasheet (EN) (opens in a new tab)EVBox BusinessLine: Our best-selling business charging station | EV Aftersales (opens in a new tab)

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HomeLine

MIDVariantSmartVariant

Per EVBox, online versions (with card reader and modem, linked to a back office) have a MID-certified kWh meter. The Autostart version (charging without a card, no modem) has no kWh meter — its type plate then shows a 0 directly after the dash. In doubt? Ask your point of sale.

Availability: discontinued

Sources:EVBox Winddown - Frequently Asked Questions (opens in a new tab)

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Iqon

MIDYesSmartYes

Business/public charging pole with two charge points and a touchscreen; MID-certified meter (class B) as standard per the EU datasheet.

Phases: three-phase
Connector: tethered cable
Display: yes
Intended for: businesses
Availability: discontinued

Sources:EVBox Iqon Maintenance Manual CE (opens in a new tab)EVBox Iqon Installation and Commissioning Manual Part-A (opens in a new tab)EVBox Winddown - Frequently Asked Questions (opens in a new tab)

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Check your own charge point

Not sure which model you have, or does it depend on the version? The MID check takes you through it in a few steps.

Go to the MID check

Compare ERE providers

Does your charge point have a built-in MID meter? Then an ERE provider can pay you for every kWh you charge. Compare what the providers pay.

Go to the comparison

This check is informational and based on public manufacturer specifications. For 100% certainty, inspect the type plate (green M-logo + EN 50470-3) or ask your registration provider.

The images on this page come from EVBox.