The short answer
A permanently installed Level 2 EV charger is part of the dwelling (or Coverage B if garage-mounted separately) and covered on an open-perils basis. Fire caused by a faulty charger is usually covered, subject to your deductible.
Frequently asked
- What about the EV itself while charging?
- Vehicle damage is covered under auto insurance comprehensive, not home.
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