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I was thinking of Tesla wall connector, but it seems that the new generation requires 2 separate circuits. Other EV chargers like JuiceBox can be installed on the same circuit. It’s something definitely to consider

Good point. My main panel can take up to 110A

My plan is to add a 60v ev charger for now, then maybe in the future, I would add another one. I could put the chargers on lower amps but it would be nice if both can charge at the same time at highest possible (without tripping whole house)

Main panel is flush, but I want a surface subpanel for easier connections. SER cable should be 1/0-1/0-1/0-2. Drilling in the stud seems like a better idea. Then I can feed it behind the subpanel? Do I need to attach/secure it to the stud?

From the main panel on a 125amps circuit breaker

Hello! I am trying to install a 125amps surface mount subpanel next to my main 200amp panel and I wanted to get some thoughts on wire transition from the panel to the wall then subpanel. my initial plan is to use a SER cable then transition to wall in an electrical box then use a conduit to the...