As electric vehicle (EV) adoption accelerates, the demand for home charging solutions has seen substantial growth from 2020 to 2023. The chart illustrates the number of home EV chargers installed over these four years, showcasing a significant increase from 50,000 chargers in 2020 to an impressive 400,000 in 2023. This upward trend reflects the growing consumer interest in electric vehicles, spurred by environmental concerns, government incentives, and the expanding availability of EV models. In 2021, installations began to ramp up significantly as awareness of EV benefits and charging infrastructure improved. By 2022, the surge continued, likely influenced by technological advancements in charging capabilities and broader public initiatives to promote sustainable transportation. The projections for 2023 suggest that this trend will not only continue but may accelerate further as consumer preference shifts increasingly toward eco-friendly options and as utility companies enhance their reward programs for EV ownership. This data emphasizes the critical role of home chargers in supporting the transition to electric mobility, positioning them as essential components in the broader EV ecosystem.