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Tell us where you need an on-street charge point

Join the electric streets campaign

Did you know that 40% of households in Britain are without off-street parking? This makes the switch to an electric vehicle very difficult for some. Because of this Vauxhall is launching the Electric Streets of Britain campaign, working with charge point operators and local councils to support theses households and accelerate the installation of on-street residential charging right across the UK.

By completing the online form you could help us identify the need for an on street charging point on your street. Whether you have an electric vehicle already or are hoping to purchase in the future, we'd love to hear what you think.

The data Vauxhall collects will be used to build a nationwide map showing areas of demand. The data will then be shared with councils to help them make informed investment decisions.

We are on track as a country to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2030, this transition needs a reliable charging network in order for it to successfully work. One of the biggest factors in motorists making the switch to electric is the ability to charge from home.

 

Find Out More About Vauxhall's Exclusive Research

Details are based on Vauxhall's Freedom of Information request up to 2nd July 2023 and completed by 289 of the 414 councils approached

Vauxhall have collated exclusive data which concludes that more than 70% of UK councils do not currently have a published strategy in place for the installation of residential on-street charging.

The findings come from a Freedom of Information request submitted to 414 councils and local authorities across the UK. Click on your area to find out how many on street chargers are due to be installed in the next 12 months.

69%

of local authorities have

yet to install any on-street

residential charge points

71.6%

of UK councils have no published

strategy for residential

on-street charging

19,105

London will soon be home to

that many on-street charge points –

more than double across all other

regions of the UK combined

See how many on-street residential chargers are due to be installed in the next 12 months in your local area:

Population: 5,950,800 (as of 2021)

Councils: 21

Additional charge points estimated to be installed this year: 1,408

How many of these are classed as on-street residential charge points: 1,094 (78%)

Population: 3,107,500 (as of 2021)

Councils: 21

Additional charge points estimated to be installed this year: 481

How many of these are classed as on-street residential charge points: 70 (15%)

Electric Street Partners

FM Conway’s Electric Vehicle charging solution, SureCharge, provides an end-to-end service to local authorities across the UK, covering installation, operation, and maintenance of its charge points. 

SureCharge provides a simple solution that leverages existing street infrastructure, such as lighting columns, enabling the efficient deployment of chargepoints when and where they are needed most.

As part of the FM Conway Group, the SureCharge network is supplied with electricity from 100% renewable sources, and is backed by REGOs (Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin), to offer an eco-friendly option across its range of chargers.

 

Connected Kerb are an electric vehicle charging solutions provider, who aim to bring inclusive, reliable and convenient electric vehicle charging to everyone. 

They focus on fast electric vehicle charging (that's 7kW to 22kW chargers) in long-stay locations such as on-street residential parking or car parks.

The company deliver on-street community electric vehicle charging, working with local authorities to support residents unable to charge their vehicle on a driveway.

Living with an electric vehicle is easy when you can charge close to home. 

Char.gy is installing on-street charge points to give people without driveways access to easier, cheaper, greener charging within a 2-minute walk of their home. All their on-street charging points give people access to low-cost, overnight charging, when the UK’s electricity grid is typically at its greenest.

Char.gy are working to install thousands more charge points in various urban and rural locations across the UK.  

Tesco Partnership

CHARGE YOUR VEHICLE FOR FREE

Vauxhall is partnering with Tesco to provide new Retail customers with one year's free charging credit at stores across the UK.

Tesco's charge points are accessible to all electric vehicles, but as a new Vauxhall retail customer you can benefit from our exclusive one year's worth of free credit offer when visiting Tesco.***

 

2,700 Charging Bays across 619 Tesco Stores across the UK

GET CHARGED WITH TESCO

Tesco charging bays are powered by PodPoint and are the largest retail electric vehicle charging network with a range of 7kW, 22kW, 50kW and 75kW stations.

Electric Streets

EVEN EASIER TO CHARGE

The Electric Streets of Britain initiative was created to help make electric mobility accessibility even easier for all. Working alongside charge point operators and local councils, Vauxhall aim to accelerate installation of on-street residential charging for the entirety of the UK.

Tesco Partnership Terms and Conditions

Available across the Vauxhall electric range on retail channel orders from 15 February 2024. ‘Free charging’ based on 5,900 miles & 48p kWh; charging cost prices correct as of 15 February 2024. Average UK private mileage, DFT 2022. Administered as £675 credit loaded to PodPoint account. Offer available until 16 September 2024.

 

***Free charging credit based on one year’s average mileage in a private vehicle (5,900 miles, Department for Transport 2022) and administered as a fixed credit value in the Pod Point app. For full Terms & Conditions, visit www.vauxhall.co.uk/tesco

 

1TfL Feasibility Study into Electric Vehicle Uptake and the Impacts of Associated Infrastructure (Source: TfL Electric Vehicle Charging Study)

 

2Vauxhall’s Freedom of Information research took place between May – July 2023, issued to 414 councils across the United Kingdom.