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Best electric cars in UK new cars sales roars upto by 76.3% in 2021, and there are an estimated 477,000 electric cars (EVs) on the road in the UK and over 790,000 plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), as of June 2022.

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Following the remarkable success of its previous edition the London EV Show 2022 is all set to take place from 29th November – 1st December 2022 at ExCel London, UK, the next edition of the London EV Show will once again bring the entire EV value chain under one roof to network with major industry players and identify numerous business opportunities in a hyper competitive EV market. The event aims to enable a large showcase of the new EV models & innovative solutions, a powerful speaker lineup and an enthused audience of policymakers, business leaders, investors, thought leaders and a wide range of end-users. Featuring a massive exhibition space and highly-actionable conference agenda, London EV Show is a must-attend EV event of 2022 that will host 3 days of strategic deliberations, critical knowledge-sharing, quality business meetings and the latest product demonstrations.

The London EV Show 2022 will host a massive exhibition at ExCel London for leading EV businesses to exhibit the latest models, next-gen electrification technology, innovative products & solutions to an enthused audience. The 3-day exhibition will provide an excellent opportunity for EV enthusiasts to witness all the latest and the greatest that the EV industry has to offer right from e-bikes, cars, buses, trucks, scooters, vans, eVTOL/UAMs, home & commercial charging systems to disruptive innovations, etc. all things EV will be on display at London EV Show 2022.

Convening the entire EV community under a single roof, the exhibition will allow participants to gauge instant market reaction & feedback on their latest product offerings, engage directly with a large gathering of industry buyers & investors in real-time and build strategic business alliances. With unmatched networking & business matchmaking space, participants will get ample opportunities to augment their market position and magnify brand visibility in front of EV industry professionals around the globe who are steering the EV transition.

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At 1 April 2022, there were 30,290 public electric vehicle charging devices available in the UK. Of these, 5,494 were rapid devices. The Electric vehicle charging device statistics: April 2022 report provides further information on charging devices in the UK.

This map shows the density of charging devices by local authority. Viewing options are all devices, devices per 100,000 population and rapid devices. Where a device has more than one speed of connector, it is classified as the highest-speed available.

Each map follows the same colour scale, with the bottom 20% of local authorities (the ones with the lowest number of devices) in pale yellow, and the top 20% in dark blue.

Use the radio buttons in the top right of the map to change view. Click on a local authority to see more information about the devices in that LA.

This map shows the number of public electric vehicle charging devices in the UK. Data on charging devices was provided by the charging platform Zap-map, showing rapid devices reported as operational on 1 April 2022. The map was developed by the Department for Transport and is published alongside the Electric vehicle charging device statistics April 2022.

Population figures are the ONS Population Estimates for mid year 2020.

‘Total public charging devices’ represent publicly available charging devices at all speeds. ‘Total public rapid charging devices’ are those whose fastest connector is rated at 25kW or above.

Charging devices not open to the public, i.e. private or domestic chargers, are excluded from the map.

A charging device may have more than one charging connector and be able to charge more than one vehicle at a time, therefore these figures do not reflect overall charging capability.