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Parts & Accessories
Shop OEM, aftermarket, refurbished and performance parts from participating sellers. Start with your vehicle for compatibility guidance, or browse all parts and review fitment before you buy.
Browse charging equipment, cables and adapters from participating sellers. Check connector, power and installation requirements before ordering.
4 EV parts in United Kingdom
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Example Charge Co. · Part no. ECC-WB74-T
Type 2 · 7.4 kW (AC, single-phase)
Check connector, power and installation for your vehicle and supply
£549.00
from Example EV Supplies · final delivery costs shown before purchase where available
Example Cable Co. · Part no. ECB-T2T2-5M
Type 2 · Up to 22 kW (AC, three-phase)
Check connector, power and installation for your vehicle and supply
£169.00
from Example EV Supplies · final delivery costs shown before purchase where available
Example Charge Co. · Part no. ECC-PC-UK10
Type 2 · 2.3 kW (10 A)
Check connector, power and installation for your vehicle and supply
£229.00
from Example EV Supplies · final delivery costs shown before purchase where available
Example EV Breakers · Part no. EVB-HVM-48
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£690.00
from Example EV Breakers · final delivery costs shown before purchase where available
Reading a part listing
“Aftermarket” is a product category — not a quality score, a safety certificate or proof it fits.
What it means
A catalogue category for parts outside the original-equipment supply.
What it doesn't
Quality, safety, legality or fit.
What it means
The exact part and your vehicle configuration were checked against a current source.
What it doesn't
Performance gains or road-legal use.
What it means
A specific claim backed by a reviewed test, with its method, date and scope.
What it doesn't
That every claim on the listing is proven.
What it means
Checks on the seller's identity or business.
What it doesn't
That the product is tested, genuine or fits.
Aftermarket parts questions
Fitment, claims, legality and returns — what's checked and what isn't.
Check the connector type, supported charging power and your home supply. We don't mark chargers as compatible without evidence for your exact vehicle and setup.
Usually, yes. Fixed wallboxes generally need a qualified electrician and may need to meet local wiring and notification rules. Portable chargers plug into a suitable socket.
High-voltage EV parts can be dangerous to fit and are often restricted to qualified buyers or trade accounts, depending on the market.
Only where the seller has provided them and they've been reviewed. If a certification isn't shown, don't assume the product has it.