Find an EV charge point in the UK
Public charge points with live availability, power and price on one map. Filter for rapid chargers, see free charge points and plan your stops before you set off.
Everything you need to charge without the hassle
FindCharger merges official and community data sources into one map, so you can see what is free, how fast it charges and whether it works, before you drive there.
Charging map with live status
See available, occupied and out-of-order charge points in real time.
Open the map →Filter for rapid chargers
Show only the powerful chargers of 150 kW and up when you are in a hurry.
Find rapid chargers →Plan your charging stops
A route planner that accounts for your car, battery and the weather.
Plan a route →Charging guides
How to charge cheapest, fastest and smartest, at home and on the road.
Read the guides →A fast-growing rapid-charging network
The UK has one of Europe's fastest-growing public charging networks. In towns and cities you will mostly find slower AC chargers of 7 to 22 kW along the kerb and in car parks, while the powerful rapid and ultra-rapid chargers cluster at motorway services, retail parks and major A-roads. Understand that split and you pick the right charger depending on whether you are topping up quickly in transit or simply charging while the car is parked anyway.
On long journeys the motorway services are your charging points, with high-power hubs sitting right on your route. New rapid chargers of 50 kW and above are required to accept contactless card payment, so you can always pay ad hoc without hunting for the right app, though a subscription is usually cheaper per kWh if you charge a lot.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find charge points in the UK?
On the FindCharger charging map you can see public charge points across the UK with live availability, power and location. You can filter for rapid chargers and see the number of charge points at each site before you drive there.
Can I pay by contactless card at a rapid charger?
Yes. UK rules require contactless card payment at new rapid chargers of 50 kW and above, so you can pay ad hoc without an app or subscription. Ad hoc pricing per kWh is often higher than with a subscription, though.
Which are the biggest charging networks in the UK?
Among the largest are BP Pulse, InstaVolt, Gridserve, Osprey, Pod Point and ChargePoint, with Ionity and Tesla Supercharger running high-power hubs on the motorways. FindCharger brings them together on one map with live status.
Does FindCharger cost anything to use?
No. Searching, viewing live status and planning charging stops on FindCharger is free. You only pay for the electricity itself at the operator when you charge.
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