Convenient locations
Find chargers in city centres, retail parks, shopping centres and motorway service areas across the UK.
Whether you're charging in London, travelling across Scotland, or heading toward mainland Europe, easyCharging helps you find dependable charging wherever you go. Real-time availability, a live price before you plug in, and one app that works across borders. And if you're travelling from the UK into Europe, the same app works seamlessly across France, Spain, Italy and beyond — one app, one free card, no extra accounts.




UK EV drivers face unique challenges: regional gaps in fast charging, unpredictable availability, and long-distance holiday routes into Europe. easyCharging helps you overcome all of them with a simpler, more reliable experience.
Log in to the easyCharging app and search for nearby charging points anywhere in the UK.
Once you're safely parked, plug in your EV. Charging usually starts automatically. If not, tap "Swipe to charge."
Relax while your EV charges — many public DC chargers take around 20–30 minutes depending on your EV battery and charger speed.
Check your charging progress in the app. When ready, unplug and continue your journey. Your payment is processed instantly.
Compatible charging points are conveniently located near restaurants, hotels, retail parks, business parks, car parks and motorway service areas.
View all UK chargers in the easyCharging app and filter by connector type, speed and availability — including rapid and ultra-fast chargers. Our network of slow, fast and ultra-fast chargers is continuously expanding as we add even more partners.
Find the right charger instantly in the app.

Most UK EV drivers juggle several charging apps, each with its own account, pricing and card. easyCharging brings UK charging into one app — with a live price before you plug in, instant payment after each session, and the same app and free key tag ready the moment you drive into Europe.
Check charging prices upfront at every UK station and avoid unexpected costs.
Pay automatically right after your charging session ends. No delays and no monthly bills.
See your charging sessions, kWh usage and payments in one clear, organised view.



Save stations you visit most often for quicker navigation and seamless journeys.
Charge any EV model — our UK network supports every make and connector type.
Get a free RFID key tag for quick tap-to-charge access without opening the app.
Use the easyCharging app or our RFID key tag to start and stop charging instantly — perfect when you have weak signal, no data, or prefer tap-to-charge.
Charge your EV effortlessly across the UK — get the app and order your FREE RFID key tag today.
Whether you're driving across the UK or heading into Europe for a holiday, these are the routes UK EV drivers travel most — and where easyCharging gives you a smooth, reliable experience every time.
One of the busiest EV routes in the UK. easyCharging helps you avoid long waits with real-time availability at key motorway service stations and DC fast chargers along the M40 and M6.
A major long-distance corridor often used by commuters and weekend travellers. Find reliable 100kW–350kW chargers at key stops before Birmingham and near Stoke-on-Trent.
Popular with Scottish EV commuters and UK domestic tourists. easyCharging offers coverage at major DC stations around Carlisle, Gretna Green, and along the M74.
Summer holiday route with heavy seasonal demand. easyCharging helps you find chargers before the A30 bottleneck and around popular seaside towns. Includes chargers near Taunton, Exeter and popular A30 rest stops, helping you avoid peak-season queues.
The most common international EV route. Thousands of compatible chargers from Calais to Paris, Lyon and the Mediterranean — all visible in the easyCharging app.
Road trips to Spain and Italy are increasingly popular among UK EV drivers. easyCharging helps you plan confidently using accurate availability and connector filters. Popular EV travel corridors include Lyon → Montpellier → Barcelona and Milan → Florence → Rome.

Germany has more EV charging cards and apps than any driver could need — and they no longer work the way the marketing suggests. This guide cuts through it: what actually separates one charging card from another in 2026, how the big all-in-one options like EnBW mobility+ and Maingau really price a charge, and how to choose the setup that fits the way you drive. No price tables, no "cheapest" promises — just the things worth comparing before you tap.

Every summer, thousands of drivers point their electric cars south toward Italy — over the Brenner, through the Gotthard, or down the coast. The good news is that the charging landscape on these corridors is now dense and fast. This guide walks the routes south the way an EV driver sees them: not turn by turn, but charger by charger — where the fast charging sits, what changes at each border, and how to keep it all on one app and one free card.

Crossing a border in an electric car used to mean a different app, a different card and a different account in every country. It doesn't have to. This guide shows how to charge your EV anywhere in Europe with one app, one free RFID card and live pricing — so you can see what a session costs before you plug in, even in a country you've never driven through.
Here are answers to the most common questions from UK EV drivers — covering everyday charging and what to expect when you drive into Europe.
Yes. easyCharging shows charging points at major UK motorway service areas, including routes along the M1, M4, M6, M40 and M62. You can check availability, power level and pricing before you arrive.
The app includes slow, fast and ultra-fast chargers, with many DC chargers offering up to 350 kW. Actual charging speed depends on your vehicle and battery level.
No. easyCharging has no subscription fees. You only pay for the charging sessions you actually use.
Payments are processed instantly after each charging session. There are no monthly invoices — you receive a receipt for every charge directly in the app.
Yes. easyCharging supports all major EV brands and connector types commonly used in the UK. You can filter chargers by connector and power level in the app.
Yes. You can start charging using the free easyCharging RFID key tag, which is especially useful in areas with weak mobile signal.
Yes. easyCharging shows live charger status, pricing, connector types and power output so you know what's available before you arrive.
Yes. The same easyCharging app and account work when you drive into Europe — one login across the UK and the continent, with no second app to set up.
24/7 customer support
UK Freephone: 0800 048 8544
easyCharging offers access to a vast network of 900,000+ charging points across Europe