MIKE Goulden and Ben Whittaker have carved out quite the career for themselvse creating the Kerbo Charge.
The entrepreneurs are set to appear on Dragons' Den where they'll try and win an investment.
Who are Mike Goulden and Ben Whittaker?
Mike Goulden and Ben Whittaker are the creators of Kerbo Charge.
They founded the company to help tackle the problem of charging electric cars when you don't have off-road parking.
The tech entrepreneurs came up with the idea when it was announced that the Government were banning the sale of petrol and diesel cars in 2035.
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What does Kerbo Charge make?
Kerbo Charge created electric car chargers for your home.
The product is specifically designed for people who don't have their own off-street private parking.
The owner is able to lift the lid of the charger and insert the cable into the car themselves.
This means that they wouldn't need to travel to a public charging point to charge up their car.
The company also sorts out the council approvals so the car owner doesn't need to worry about that.
It's put into the pavement outside your house in less than an hour and can be controlled via the app.
However, the product depends on whether you can guarantee you are going to be able to park directly outside your house each time you need to use it.
Kerbo Charge is currently piloting in Milton Keynes, Durham, Reading, West Berkshire, Nottinghamshire, Hartlepool and Central Bedfordshire.
They are working on gaining approval from local authorities across the country to support with safe on-street EV charging.
Costs of the product start from £999 and is able to be installed into multiple types of surfaces such as bitumen, paving stones, and brick surfaces.
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The Kerbo Charge is expected to last 25 years and comes with a 10 year product guarantee and three year labour guarantee.
Dragons' Den has been on our screens since 2005 and sees entrepreneurs enter the Den to try and win investment for their businesses from the Dragons.
Over the years there have been many wealthy investors sitting in the famous seats, here's a rundown of them all and how long they were on the show for.
- Peter Jones - series 1 - present
- Deborah Meaden - series 3 - present
- Touker Suleyman - series 13 - present
- Sara Davies - series 17 - present
- Steven Bartlett - series 19 - present
- Duncan Bannatyne - series 1 - 12
- Rachel Elnaugh - series 1 and 2
- Doug Richard - series 1 and 2
- Simon Woodroffe - series 1
- Theo Paphitis - series 2 -10
- Richard Farleigh - series 3 and 4
- James Caan - series 5-8
- Hilary Devey - series 9 and 10
- Kelly Hoppen - series 11 and 12
- Piers Linney - series 11 and 12
- Nick Jenkins - series 13 and 14
- Sarah Willingham - series 13 and 14
- Jenny Campbell - series 15 and 16
- Tej Lalvani - series 15 - 18
- Emma Grede and Gary Neville were guest Dragons during series 21.
When is Kerbo Charge on Dragons' Den?
Kerbo Charge will appear on Dragons' Den on Thursday, February 15, 2024.
The programme will air at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Taking to the Kerbo Charge X, formally known as Twitter, page, they wrote: "The countdown is on.
"There's only one day left until Kerbo Charge co-founders, Michael Goulden and Ben Whitaker, face the Dragons!
"Save the date and catch us tomorrow, 8 pm on @BBCOne and @BBCiPlayer #DragonsDen #BBCOne #BBCIplayer #evs #evchargi"
The duo will pitch their product and try and win an investment from one or more on the Dragons.
Viewers will watch them try and persuade the famous Dragons - Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies, and Steven Bartlett.
Emma Grede is also one of two guest stars on this year's series of Dragons' Den.
