JBChiangRai

16 amp (around 3.5Kw) is the most you can plug into a wall socket, but I wouldn't advise it. I would stick to around 10 amps, the reason being that wall sockets are rated for a short time at 16 amps, but you risk a fire if you do it longer. Your car probably comes with a charger rated about 10 amps. I had a Feyree and it failed the first day, local guy took it apart and couldn't fix it. If you want 16 amps then ask your electrician to fit a blue industrial 16 amp socket and buy a charger with a 16 amp plug on it, but if your supply is adequate, might as well fit a 32 amp blue industrial socket and go for a 7.2kw charger with plug on it (cables/breaker etc to match, i.e. one size larger on the breaker)

Having watched the video and read the top gear review, my advice to anyone thinking about the Dolphin would be don't be one of the first ordering it. Wait and see how the market reacts. Thai's love performance, if it delivers pedestrian performance it's going to be bad news on the second-hand car market. I'm reminded of the Suzuki Ciaz versus the Honda City, both almost identical to look at, one of them only has 90 hp, the other 120 hp, the low powered one loses 50% of it's value in year 1 because the Thai's don't want it.