The UK’s public electric vehicle charging network grew to 121,171 chargers across 46,731 locations by the end of June 2026, marking a 10% year-on-year increase according to the latest mid-year data from
Millions of UK drivers risk being left behind by the electric vehicle transition, a new white paper by EVA England warns.
The UK’s public EV charging network is successfully keeping pace with rapid rollout, showing stable utilisation rates despite a significant 40% increase in ultra-rapid charger capacity.
The UK’s public charging network has surpassed 120,000 chargers, marking a significant landmark for the nation’s electric vehicle infrastructure.
Sainsbury’s Smart Charge network has joined the Zapmap payment solution, allowing drivers to pay for ultra-rapid charging directly through the Zapmap app or charging card at over 80 locations across the UK.
The UK now has more than 118,000 public chargers following latest growth across the network.
Official public charging statistics show there are now almost 117,000 chargers in the UK under newly revamped metrics.
The UK’s EV charge point infrastructure grew 19.1% last year after more than 14,000 new charge points were installed.
Pod has signed up Zapmap as a payment partner, simplifying EV charging for users of its public network.
Zapmap has named the UK’s best on-street and destination charging networks based on its Annual EV Driver Survey.
The AA has struck a strategic partnership with Zapmap to help AA members stay charged up.
Zapmap has revealed the winners of its annual driver survey on the UK’s best EV charging networks – with Tesla and Sainsbury’s Smart Charge coming out on top.
Zapmap’s EV charging statistics are now out for October, showing continued growth in the UK’s public charging infrastructure.
New charge point statistics for Q3 2025 are now out from Zapmap, revealing continued growth in the UK’s charging infrastructure.
Char.gy and Brighton & Hove City Council have gone live with the first LEVI-funded charge point on Zapmap as part of a new project to roll out thousands of new devices.
The Department for Transport (DfT) has awarded Zapmap a contract to deliver electric vehicle charge point open data as part of its work to improve the public rapid charging experience for current
The total number of electric vehicle charge points at supermarkets has risen by a third (34%) in the last 18 months, Zapmap and the RAC have revealed.
The UK has surpassed the 85,000 charge point milestone in a new landmark for the public charging network.
Zapmap has published its latest charging device statistics, revealing that 1,849 net new charging devices were added to its database in July.
Zapmap has launched a new charging card to help EV drivers pay for charging at tens of thousands of charge points.