Level two charger

Welcome to PC. You may want to check this thread and home charging cheatsheet by @john1701a
john1701a - Prius Prime Home Charging Cheat Sheet | PriusChat

For Prius Prime, any L2 EVSE (Electric Vehicle Service Equipment) on market will work. It only needs to be 16A max. However, if you already have 240v outlet you are planning to use, then the outlet must be compatible with the plug. If you are installing a new dedicated 240v circuit, you may want to future-proof it for your next plug-in or BEV that may benefit from the larger amp. Many install 50amp dedicated circuit and NEMA 14-50 outlet.
This one is what I bought, but it is an overkill for PP. enelx juicebox 40amp nema14-50 l2 evse

 

bbutler, where you live is really going to shade our advice.

North America uses 120v, Europe uses 220v, Japan uses 100 volts, etc.

For North America, Salamander_King has good advice.

 

Good follow-up. I always assume the poster is from the US, but you are correct, OP could be from other parts of the world. However, since he's calling his car "Prius Prime" I think he is from North America. I think the car is not called "PRIME" but PHV in other markets, IIRC.

 

A minor point, when I put in a level two charger I had a dedicated line run from the breaker box to the driveway. It only needed a 12 gauge line to carry 20 Amps but I had the electrician put in a wire sized for 40 Amps. If the next car needs more power the line is already there.