Wallbox price in Serbia
The difference between quotes is rarely the device and almost always the circuit, protection, meter and test certificate.
Translated from Serbian. Where the exact wording matters, the Serbian original applies.

- An 11 kW wallbox with installation: typical quotes around 95.000–130.000 RSD incl. VAT
- The difference between quotes is rarely the device and almost always the circuit, protection, meter, test certificate and paperwork
- 11 kW is enough for home charging: a 60–70 kWh battery charges in six to seven hours
What a quote must include
- The device: a European-certified 11 kW smart wallbox, Type 2, preferably with the OCPP protocol.
- A dedicated circuit from your meter to the charger, not an improvisation from an existing socket.
- Type A + DC RCD protection.
- A MID-certified meter.
- Installation and a test certificate from an authorised contractor.
- A technical description of the installation for the residents' assembly or the garage owner, and often a template for the decision or the consent.
A quote without a test certificate, RCD protection or a meter is not cheaper, just incomplete. You pay the difference later: at the residents' assembly, with the insurer or at the first fault. Before signing, compare companies' public prices.
Details: what each item is for
- Type 2 is the standard for every electric car and plug-in hybrid in Europe. OCPP means you are not tied to one manufacturer's software.
- A type A + DC RCD is the safety minimum for charging: safety and test certificate.
- A MID-certified meter measures exactly your consumption, so the billing is clean. This is key in an apartment building and in a rented garage.
- The test certificate proves that everything was done according to regulations. Both the building and the insurer will ask for it.
11 kW, three-phase or single-phase
More powerful AC charging at home rarely makes sense: it requires a stronger connection, and many cars do not even support it on the AC side.
An 11 kW wallbox requires a three-phase installation, and whether you have one becomes clear during the assessment. Without a three-phase connection, a reinforced socket works on an ordinary single-phase installation: 2,3–3,7 kW gives 100–180 km of range overnight. That is enough for a week of city driving, and the wallbox can come later.
FAQ
I got a wallbox with my car. Can it be installed?
Yes. The device is just a box: to work safely and legally, it needs a dedicated circuit, RCD protection, a MID-certified meter, installation and a test certificate. An on-site assessment gives the exact price without the device.
Is a subscription mandatory with a wallbox?
It should not be. The kit you pay for is yours and should work without a subscription too.
How long is the warranty?
It depends on the company. Publicly stated warranties are in the comparison table.
Updated 21.09.2026 · Report an error
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