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Find EV Charging Stations Near Me

Locate electric vehicle charging points across the UK. Filter by connector type, charging speed, and network.

By Dan ยท Updated February 2026

Search over 32,000 EV charging locations using data from Open Charge Map. Enter your postcode or use your location to find chargers nearby, then filter by connector type (Type 2, CCS, CHAdeMO), charging speed (slow to ultra-rapid), and network operator. Each result shows the number of charging points, connector details, and a direct link to the operator's website for live availability and payment. Note that this tool shows charger locations - real-time availability depends on the individual network.

Find EV Chargers Near You

Looking for an electric vehicle charging point nearby? Our EV charging finder shows over 32,000 charging locations across the UK, from slow overnight chargers to ultra-rapid motorway hubs. Enter your postcode or use your location to see all charging stations within your chosen radius.

Filter by the connector type your car uses, the charging speed you need, or your preferred network. Each result shows the available connectors and their power ratings so you can plan your charging stop.

Connector Types Explained

Type 2

The standard connector for AC charging in the UK and Europe. Found on almost all public slow and fast chargers (up to 22kW). Every modern EV comes with a Type 2 inlet.

CCS (Combined Charging System)

The standard DC rapid charging connector. Supports 50kW up to 350kW. Used by most modern EVs from VW, BMW, Mercedes, Hyundai, Kia, Ford, and many others.

CHAdeMO

An older DC rapid charging standard, mainly used by the Nissan Leaf and some Mitsubishi models. Being phased out in favour of CCS but still widely available.

Tesla Supercharger

Tesla's proprietary high-speed charging network. Some Supercharger sites are now open to non-Tesla vehicles via the Tesla app with CCS adapters.

Charging Speed Guide

Slow (up to 7kW)

Typically a 3-pin plug or untethered Type 2. Best for overnight charging at home, hotels, or long-stay car parks. Full charge takes 8-12 hours.

Fast (7-22kW)

AC charging via Type 2. Common at supermarkets, workplaces, and public car parks. Adds around 25-75 miles per hour of charging.

Rapid (25-99kW)

DC charging via CCS or CHAdeMO. Found at motorway services and dedicated charging hubs. Reaches 80% in 30-60 minutes.

Ultra-rapid (100kW+)

The fastest public chargers, delivering 100-350kW via CCS. Can add 100 miles of range in 10-15 minutes on compatible vehicles.

Major UK Charging Networks

BP Pulse
Tesla Supercharger
Pod Point
Osprey
InstaVolt
GRIDSERVE
GeniePoint
Shell Recharge
MFG EV Power
Connected Kerb
Char.gy
Ionity

Frequently Asked Questions

What connector type does my EV use?

Most modern EVs use Type 2 for slow/fast AC charging and CCS for rapid DC charging. Older Nissan Leafs use CHAdeMO for rapid charging. Tesla vehicles may use a Tesla-specific connector or CCS depending on the model. Check your vehicle manual if unsure.

How long does it take to charge an electric car?

It depends on the charger speed and battery size. A slow 3kW charger takes 8-12 hours for a full charge. A fast 7-22kW charger takes 3-6 hours. A 50kW rapid charger reaches 80% in 30-60 minutes. Ultra-rapid 100kW+ chargers can add 100 miles of range in 10-15 minutes.

How much does it cost to charge at a public charger?

Costs vary by network and speed. Some slow chargers at supermarkets are free. Fast chargers typically cost 30-45p/kWh. Rapid and ultra-rapid chargers usually cost 60-85p/kWh. Subscription plans from networks like BP Pulse and Osprey can reduce costs.

Where does this data come from?

Charging station data comes from Open Charge Map, a community-maintained open data registry of EV charging locations. The data is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). We periodically download and process the full UK dataset.

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