Grizzl-E
A rugged, no-nonsense charger built for harsh weather — value and durability over gadgets.
The Grizzl-E Classic is the anti-gadget charger: a heavy, weatherproof cast-aluminium unit designed to shrug off snow, heat and the odd knock, at a price that's easy to swallow. The Classic skips the app entirely — you set the amperage with a dip switch and forget about it — while the Smart version adds connectivity if you want it. If you value durability over dashboards, it's a strong shout.
The good
- +Tough, weatherproof build
- +Great value
- +Plug-in or hardwired
The trade-offs
- –Classic has no app/scheduling
- –40A rather than 48A on the Classic
What does it cost to install a Grizzl-E?
Expect $550–$950 in labor and standard materials, plus $50–$400 for the electrical permit. That's on top of the charger itself, and it assumes the unit goes up reasonably close to your panel.
The brand on the box barely moves that number — the install is the same job either way: a dedicated 240V circuit, a breaker sized to the charger, and an inspection. What does move it is how far the cable has to travel and whether your panel has room. See installation cost by state, or check your state's rebates — many cover part of it.
Get Grizzl-E installed
Connect with a licensed, insured electrician who installs all major charger brands. Free, no-obligation estimate.