Find EV Charging Points Near You
Compare 109 charging networks with 47,922 charge points. Find rapid chargers, free charging, and the best prices for your electric vehicle.
Compare EV Charging Networks
Shell Recharge
Pod Point
Char.gy
BP Pulse
SureCharge (FM Conway) (UK)
ChargePlace Scotland
Total Energies (UK)
The GeniePoint Network ( EQUANS EV Solutions )
Charge Your Car
Unknown/Other
Tesla
Blink Charging
Connected Kerb
Zero Carbon World
InstaVolt Ltd
Osprey Charging
Believ
ChargePoint
Joju Ltd
Evolt Network (Swarco E.Connect)
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Type 2
Type 2 (Socket Only)
CCS
CCS (Type 2)
CHAdeMO
CHAdeMO
Type 2 (Tethered Connector)
Type 2 (Tethered Connector)
Tesla (Model S/X)
Tesla (Model S/X)
3-Pin
BS1363 3 Pin 13 Amp
Blue Commando (2P+E)
Blue Commando (2P+E)
Type 1
Type 1 (J1772)
Tesla (Roadster)
Tesla (Roadster)
NACS / Tesla Supercharger
NACS / Tesla Supercharger
EV Chargers by City
About UK EV Charging
The UK has one of Europe's fastest-growing EV charging networks, with over 26,219 charging locations and 47,922 charge points. Grocefully helps you find the nearest and cheapest chargers from 109 different networks.
Types of EV Chargers
- Rapid Chargers (50kW+): Found at motorway services and dedicated charging hubs. Can charge most EVs to 80% in 20-40 minutes. Usually CCS or CHAdeMO.
- Fast Chargers (7-22kW): Common at supermarkets, car parks, and workplaces. Full charge in 3-4 hours. Usually Type 2 connectors.
- Slow Chargers (3-7kW): Ideal for overnight charging at hotels or long stays. Full charge in 6-12 hours.
Major UK Charging Networks
The UK's largest charging networks include BP Pulse, Pod Point, Tesla Superchargers, Shell Recharge, IONITY, and InstaVolt. Each network offers different pricing, membership options, and charger types.
Connector Types Explained
- CCS (Combined Charging System): The UK standard for rapid DC charging. Used by most modern EVs including VW, BMW, Hyundai, and Kia.
- Type 2: The standard AC connector in the UK and Europe. Compatible with all modern EVs.
- CHAdeMO: Japanese DC charging standard. Used by Nissan Leaf, Mitsubishi Outlander, and older EVs.
- Tesla Supercharger: Tesla's proprietary network, now opening to other EVs with CCS adapters.
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