Recent Department of Transport data indicates a decline in electric vehicle charging points in northern England, with the North East dropping to 95 per 100,000 people. The North West and Yorkshire and the Humber have even fewer at 69 and 66 respectively. In stark contrast, London boasts 263 per 100,000. The figures reveal that while the UK saw a slight increase in overall charging points, the North is falling behind, with calls for standardization and upgrades to EV infrastructure in these regions.
The latest figures show some major discrepancies in electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the UK, especially noting a decline in the North and Northern Ireland.
Northern England's EV infrastructure reveals a worrying trend as the number of charging points has declined, raising concerns about accessibility for EV drivers.
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