UK recharge points – find your nearest on-street point
While plug-in hybrids do not rely on being able to recharge with electricty, operating in electric mode will reduce fuel costs and lower emissions. Accessing home and on-street charging facilities is therefore recommended whenever possible.
Explore Zap-Map below to find your nearest on-street charge point.
Access to public-access points usually requires the use of a particular connector which is usually issued on registration (refer to the notes for each point displayed).
Three types of recharge point are currently used in the UK:
- 'Slow' points use a standard 13 Amp supply (6-8 hours for full charge);
- 'Fast' points use single or three-phase 32 Amps supply (3-4 hours); and
- 'Rapid' points provide direct current supply (typically 80% charge in 30 mins).
Click on the Zap-Map to begin your search...
More on UK charging points on our electric car microsite.
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