EVChargeSpot maps 1017 public electric vehicle charging points across all 22 Welsh counties, from rapid chargers on the A55 in Flintshire and North Wales to destination chargers in Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Powys. Coverage spans all major networks including Pod Point, BP Pulse, Osprey and more.

Find EV chargers by county

Swansea has the highest number of public charge points in Wales. Rural counties including Ceredigion and Powys have fewer chargers relative to their geographic size, making advance planning essential for longer journeys through mid and west Wales.

Rapid, fast and slow chargers in Wales

Rapid chargers (50kW and above, typically CCS or CHAdeMO connectors) are most commonly found at motorway services on the M4 and A55, and at dedicated hubs in Cardiff, Swansea and Newport. 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 Wales?

EVChargeSpot currently maps 1017 public EV charging points across Wales, spanning all 22 counties. Coverage continues to grow as operators expand across Wales.

Is there good EV charging coverage in rural Wales?

Coverage in rural mid and west Wales is improving but remains limited. Ceredigion and Powys have wide geographic gaps. The Welsh Government funds EV charging through the Regional Transport Grant, though provision remains thinner than urban areas.

Is EVChargeSpot free to use?

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