As electric vehicles (EVs) become a prominent feature on South African roads, many motorists in Johannesburg are taking a serious look at making the switch to zero-emission driving. With the arrival of the highly anticipated Chery Q starting from R350,000, electric mobility is finally within reach for a much broader audience.
However, for drivers accustomed to filling up at a local petrol station in Sandton or Northcliff, transitioning to electric driving can raise practical questions:
How much does it actually cost to charge an EV at home?
How long does a charge take?
How does the monthly running cost compare to a traditional petrol SUV?
At Chery Sandton & Northcliff, we believe in complete transparency. Let us break down the real-world numbers, home-charging economics, and everyday logistics of driving the Chery Q in Gauteng.


