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Public charging near any postcode — how fast, whose network, and how far to walk back.
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Public electric vehicle charging points near any UK postcode, from Open Charge Map — with the speed in kW, the connector type and which network runs it.
Speed and connector matter more than count. Six 7kW posts are a very different proposition from one 150kW rapid, and a CCS-only site is no use to a car with a CHAdeMO socket.
Chargepoints near a postcode with power in kW, connector types, the operator and walking distance.
Open Charge Map, a community-maintained register of public chargepoints. Whole UK.
Whether a charger is free right now, or working. Live status comes from each network’s own app.
Enter your postcode. Electric car charging points near you appear by distance, each with speed in kW and connector type.
Where the cost has been recorded, yes. Many supermarket and hotel chargers are free while you are there, and free EV charging points near you are marked when a contributor has noted it.
Roughly: 7kW is overnight, 22kW a few hours, 50kW adds real range over a coffee, 150kW+ is a motorway stop. Your car has its own maximum, which caps whatever the post can deliver.
Yes — this reads Open Charge Map, a community EV charger map UK drivers maintain themselves, so electric car charging stations near you appear wherever somebody has added them.
We cannot tell you. Open Charge Map records that a chargepoint exists, not whether it is in service today — check the operator's app before relying on one.
Public chargers are the fallback. A home charger is an electrical job, and a notifiable one.
Businesses listed by the area they cover. We check what we can before a listing appears — ID, insurance, and the register behind a gas or electrical certificate — and take no commission on anything you arrange.