[Making EV Home Charging More Accessible!] Jigowatts Launches New Plan for 'Ella' EV Charger at 121,000 JPY (Excl. Tax) Including Unit and Installation

Jigowatts Inc. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Tomoki Shibata; hereinafter 'Jigowatts') is launching a new plan that allows residents of detached homes across Japan to install the 'Ella' EV charger, which features communication capabilities, for a total of 121,000 JPY (excl. tax), covering both the unit price and standard installation costs. This plan is available nationwide regardless of the region. Click here for plan details Making Home Charging Accessible Nationwide at an Affordable Price One of the major hurdles in adopting an EV has been the high initial cost of installing home charging equipment. To address this, Jigowatts is supporting more users in establishing home charging environments by offering the 'Ella' EV charger at a unified national price of 121,000 JPY (excl. tax) including the unit and installation. No changes to existing electricity contracts are required, and the process can be completed simply by applying. Additionally, users can utilize the proprietary 'Jigowatts Home' smartphone app for safer and more flexible charging management. Plan Overview ■ Target Area: Detached homes across Japan (Multi-family housing is excluded) ■ Target Product: 'Ella' EV Charger ・Max Output: 3.2kW ・Includes communication features ・Cable Length: 4m (extensions available for an additional fee) ■ Price: 121,000 JPY (excl. tax) (Includes unit and standard installation) ■ Electrical Work: Jigowatts will arrange for partner construction companies nationwide. The price applies to installation methods proposed by the construction company (additional costs may apply depending on the specific construction requirements). ■ How to Apply: Available via the application form or by phone. (Standard flow: Application -> Free on-site survey -> Formal quote -> Order placement) ※ This offer may end without prior notice. App Features 1. Remote Charging Output Adjustment (6A to 16A, in 1A increments): In typical households (where 40A-50A contracts are common), simultaneous use with other appliances can trip the breaker. The app allows users to adjust the output, enabling safe charging without the need to change the amperage contract.