That’s probably the most likely application - new construction where the architect designs the garage space to specifically accommodate it.Maybe it will survive as a new construction option? Ultimately, price will determine it's fate.
This could be very interesting, especially if your breaker box is in your garage or on the outside wall. Have you seen any pricing? I did a quick Google search and even hit up Greybar and Grainger, but nothing.Here's an amazing new option for 'at home' charging: A new EV Charging BREAKER, all-in-one build... taking the place of our traditional EVSE MODULE...
https://www.eaton.com/us/en-us/skuPage.BREVEM2040.html
https://videos.eaton.com/detail/videos/featured-videos/video/6346408151112/smart-ambinent-monitoring-30-sec-spot?autoStart=true&q=smart breaker
and, they also make this in a 'plug in' type if you already have an outlet nearby...
I defer to your superior search skills.Found a site with it for $482.44.
Possibly a surge current blowing the fuse.I had bought the following during the Amazon Prime days for $120 CDN:
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0C8HP6NYC?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
Installed it at the cottage and it has been amazing. I was blowing my 40amp bussman fuses all the time - it would cost me $20 each time I had to replace one and over the summer I replaced them 3x.
I don't know why that was happening since my charger was setup at 32amps. So I installed this a few weeks ago and no issues. Plus it also gives me access to a 30-amp RV outlet as well as a GFCI protected 20-amp outlet.
Only a 40A circuit though, so it's a 32A EVSE.$500 for a sub panel, breaker/EVSE, and cord actually seems very reasonable.