Scottish EV Chargepoint Numbers Grow by 22.5%
The number of electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints in Scotland has increased by 22.5% over the last year, according to data from the UK Government's Department for Transport.
There are now 7,355 chargers on Scotland's roads, with 1,349 new chargers installed since October of the previous year.
- Total UK EV charging network growth: 23% over the past year
- Over 15,000 new charging devices added for UK motorists
The UK government has introduced the £650 million Electric Car Grant, offering discounts on select models.
The Scottish Government has also provided funding for several initiatives to support the expansion of EV infrastructure across the country.
Author's summary: Scotland's EV charging network expands by 22.5% in a year.
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