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July 27, 2023

Parking

The cost associated with charging your electric vehicle (EV) in a car park can vary greatly depending on the location and the charging service provider.

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Do I still have to pay for parking if I’m charging in a car park?

The cost associated with charging your electric vehicle (EV) in a car park can vary greatly depending on the location and the provider of the charging service. Some locations may allow free parking while you are charging, while others might require you to pay for parking in addition to the electricity cost of charging your vehicle.
Some charging networks may include the cost of parking in their charging fees, whereas others may not. It's also worth mentioning that some car parks might have separate parking and charging fees, meaning you would need to pay for the parking space and for the electricity to charge your vehicle.
Given these factors, it's always a good idea to check the specifics of the charging location, the charging provider's policy, and any signage or information provided at the physical location. Keep in mind that these policies and fees can change, so it's always best to check for the most up-to-date information.

Can I get free resident parking if I have an EV?

The UK does not have a national policy that provides free resident parking permits for electric vehicles (EVs). However, some local councils might offer incentives for electric vehicles, including reduced fees for parking permits, free charging in public car parks, or priority parking. You would need to check with your local council to see what incentives they might offer for EV owners.
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