EVChargeSpot maps 3,768 public electric vehicle charging points across Scotland, from rapid chargers on the A9 in Highland to destination chargers in the Outer Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland. Coverage spans all major networks including ChargePlace Scotland, BP Pulse, Pod Point and more.

Find EV chargers by region

Glasgow and Edinburgh have the highest numbers of public charge points in Scotland. Remote island regions including Shetland, Orkney and the Outer Hebrides have fewer chargers relative to their geographic size, though Scotland's dedicated Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Fund has improved coverage significantly.

Rapid, fast and slow chargers in Scotland

Rapid chargers (50kW and above, typically CCS or CHAdeMO connectors) are most commonly found at motorway services on the M8, M74 and A9, and at dedicated hubs in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Inverness. Fast chargers (7-49kW, usually Type 2) are ideal for destination charging. Slow chargers (up to 6kW) are suited to overnight or long-stay charging.

How many EV charging points are there in Scotland?

EVChargeSpot currently maps 3,768 public EV charging points across Scotland. Coverage continues to grow as operators expand and ChargePlace Scotland transitions to commercial networks.

Is there good EV charging coverage in rural Scotland?

Coverage in rural Scotland is improving but varies significantly. The Highlands and Islands face geographic challenges, though Scotland's dedicated Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Fund and Rural and Island Infrastructure Fund specifically target remote communities. Dumfries and Galloway remains the most underserved mainland region.

Is EVChargeSpot free to use?

Yes, completely free with no account required. Search by location, browse by region or use the map above to find charge points near you.