"The automaker now offers 1,115 open Supercharger devices at 97 public sites, roughly 54% of its total UK network. That's a 40% increase in public availability compared to September 2024. A particularly appreciated aspect of the Supercharger network is its cost, which continues to be "significantly lower prices than most rapid/ultra-rapid networks, with drivers also appreciating its reliability," Zapmap noted."
""We're thrilled to win Zapmap's Best EV Charging Network for the second year in a row. Being recognized by the drivers themselves shows that our customer-centric and data-driven approach to building sites is well-received. We look forward to showcasing more customer-centric features in 2026 as we expand the network further and look towards new initiatives in roaming and payment methods," he said."
Zapmap's 2025 driver satisfaction rankings, based on nearly 4,000 BEV drivers, measure reliability, ease of use, and payment experience across the UK's public charging landscape. For the 'Large' network class (over 500 devices), Tesla Supercharger was voted Best Large EV Charging Network for the second consecutive year, noted for reliability and cost efficiency. Tesla now offers 1,115 open Supercharger devices at 97 public sites, about 54% of its UK network, representing a 40% increase in public availability since September 2024. Drivers reported Supercharger pricing remains significantly lower than most rapid/ultra-rapid networks. Tesla plans further expansion and new roaming and payment initiatives in 2026.
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