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Charge on your rhythm
A connected home charger concept that makes a daily routine feel more considered - with visibility into when your car is ready to go.
Nanoleaf EV Charger / Canada
Charge your everyday in a new light.
A connected Level 2 home charger concept that brings a little more intelligence - and a lot more calm - to the drive home.
Home charging / reimaginedDesigned in Ontario*
A calmer kind of ready
NANOLEAF / 2026 SCROLL TO EXPLORE
Smart home thinking+Everyday energy+One connected ritualA pre-launch DTC concept for Canada
01 / The charger
NL-EV / CA-01One quiet object. A full charge waiting at home.
Designed to sit comfortably in your home ecosystem, the Nanoleaf EV Charger concept keeps the signal clear and the hardware considered.
Discover the experience01Product visual / concept
Coming to CanadaPre-launch concept
Nanoleaf EV Charger
Smart Level 2 charging for the home you already love living in.
CAD $549price concept*
48A*high-output home charging
7.5m*room to reach the driveway
Wi-Fi*connected from day one
$549*Canadian price concept
*Concept inputs from a confidential product brief. Final power, connector, certification, connectivity, price, and availability are subject to engineering and launch approval.
02 / The experience
Lights, meet kilowatts.
Nanoleaf made the home more expressive. This concept brings the same point of view to the place where your next day begins.
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One calm signal
A small, deliberate light language for the driveway: charging, ready, paused, and yours at a glance.
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Built for the Canadian home
A launch concept designed around connected living, professional installation, and the realities of charging at home.
The charge halo
One small light. A better sense of time.
The signature of the concept: a simple ambient signal that makes the status of a charge feel as natural as a Nanoleaf scene.
03 / From driveway to dashboard
A SIMPLE STARTYour next charge should feel easy.
From install to the first morning you wake up fully charged, the launch experience is designed around fewer decisions.
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Choose your setup
Confirm your home's electrical path and connect with a licensed installer.
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Mount. Pair. Go.
Bring the charger online, name your space, and make the driveway part of your smart home.
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Wake up ready
See a clear charge status and make the next departure feel like one less thing to think about.
Installation and final compatibility details are part of the Canadian launch workstream.Read the concept FAQ
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04 / Canadian impact
Charging is personal. The data can be useful, too.
We are exploring how eligible Canadian charging data could support compliance-credit programs and make it easier to invest in charging infrastructure and EV adoption.
No fixed credit amount is promised here. Eligibility depends on measured electricity, agreements, registration, verification, and the applicable federal or provincial program.
05 / Be first in Canada
Make the next charge feel like a Nanoleaf moment.
Join the concept launch list for product updates, Canadian availability, and installation news.
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06 / Support
Good questions belong up front.
A few things we would want a Canadian customer to know before launch.
Is this product available today?+
No. This is a pre-launch DTC concept for a potential Canadian Nanoleaf EV Charger launch. Product availability, final specifications, price, and certifications are not public commitments.
What does Level 2 mean?+
Level 2 is higher-power AC home charging that typically requires a suitable electrical circuit and professional installation. Final Canadian installation guidance will depend on the approved product configuration.
Will customers receive carbon credits?+
Not automatically. A charger sale does not transfer credit rights. Any program would require eligible measured charging data, agreements, registration, reporting, verification, and compliance with the applicable rules.
Where can I get the partner version?+
The Canadian carbon-credit and distribution briefing is available as a downloadable PDF for internal business discussion.