Confirm the vehicle
Check the final charging connector, AC charger specification and the cables or accessories included.
ELECTRIC LIVING
A new drive.
A routine that fits.
Understand your charging setup, explore energy costs and ask the right questions before your first electric journey.
01 / CHARGING
Start where
you park.
Talk to GIRACH about your usual journeys, where you park and the charging equipment supported by your chosen vehicle.
Assess the location
Have a qualified installer assess your electrical supply, earthing, protection and proposed cable route.
Plan your routine
Discuss practical charging times and compatible equipment with GIRACH before installation.
02 / YOUR ENERGY COSTS
Your journeys.
Your numbers.
An energy-cost illustration, using your inputs. No assumed current electricity or petrol prices, and no promise of savings.
ILLUSTRATIVE ANNUAL COMPARISONWhat could your
What could your
energy costs look like?
Petrol energy cost / year
EV electricity cost / year
Annual difference
Add your current electricity tariff and petrol price to see the calculation.
Energy only. Excludes purchase price, financing, insurance, maintenance, charger installation, taxes and resale value. Tariff structures and actual consumption can change the result.
03 / GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
make the switch.
Start with clear answers from the people supplying your vehicle.
Is home charging equipment included?
The supplied material does not establish a complete Malawi delivery package. Ask GIRACH to confirm the connector, cable, wallbox, installation scope and costs in writing.
Are the quoted ranges guaranteed?
No. Manufacturer references — for example the EHS5’s up to 550 km WLTP — are test-cycle references, not guaranteed real-world results. Actual driving range depends on the vehicle, driving conditions and energy use.
How long does charging take?
Manufacturer references — for example the EHS5’s 10–80% in about 20 minutes — describe ideal conditions. Real charging times depend on the charger, battery state, temperature and the vehicle.
Where can I charge away from home?
Ask GIRACH about currently compatible charging options for your intended routes. This website does not claim a verified national charging network or live station availability.
Can I use solar power to charge?
Discuss your proposed electrical installation and charging equipment with GIRACH and a qualified installer. The brochures do not specify a solar charging package or approved solar-system design.
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