Charge point charter on the way
Autocar UK|July 19, 2023
New government rules will enforce reliability and availability of UK charging network
JAMES ATTWOOD
Charge point charter on the way

The UK's electric vehicle rapid-charging network will be required to have a 99% reliability rate and offer real-time status updates under new laws set to be introduced over the coming months.

The new Public Charge Point regulations, published in draft form, are intended to improve the charging experience for EV owners. Ministers hope the new regulations, which were first announced before a public consultation last year, will eradicate range anxiety and create a "world-class" charging grid.

Under the new regulations, charging firms could be fined up to £10,000 for each unit that fails to comply with the requirements.

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