Yes, I bought the Grizzl-E Smart charger. $449, ships for free from Ontario, Canada. I got the plug-in version (NEMA 14-50 plug), no hard-wired. This is a 40-Amp charger, but you can adjust dip-switches to set it up for 32 (or 16). But no need, the 4xe chokes down the current to 32 on its own.
They’re still developing the app, so for now you use a portal in your web browser to profile your charger and set up charging schedules (If you’re into that kinda thing).
The UI in that portal is pretty sub-par, and it took me a few tries to get my charger connected to my network. But now it’s dialed in and works like a charm.
I don’t know if I see myself scheduling my charges. It’s so fast (2 hours and change to full charge) that the plug and play technique seems fine to me. But I do want to use the app eventually to monitor usage, etc.
As far as design, this thing is burly: looks meant to withstand arctic winters (which, well, it kinda is).
The customer service is outstanding, and I’m confident they’ll get the “smart” part up to speed soon. Their classic charger is a time-tested product with rave reviews across the board. In the meantime, you can set your charger up to work with 3rd-party apps.
If you don’t need a smart charger, you can get the Grizzl-E Classic for even less ($400). Either way, I recommend.