Tesla Supercharger named UK’s top fast-charging network
Zapmap 2025: Tesla’s Supercharger is the UK’s most convenient fast-charging network
Tesla Supercharger named UK’s top fast-charging network
Zapmap’s 2025 survey crowns Tesla’s Supercharger the UK’s most convenient fast-charging network: 1,115 chargers at 97 sites, up 40%, praised for reliability.
2025-11-14T13:22:31+03:00
2025-11-14T13:22:31+03:00
2025-11-14T13:22:31+03:00
According to the 2025 annual survey by the British company Zapmap, based on feedback from roughly four thousand electric-car owners, Tesla has been recognized for the second year in a row as operating the most convenient Supercharger fast-charging network in the United Kingdom.At present, Tesla runs 1,115 open chargers across 97 sites nationwide. Over the past year, the network expanded by almost two-fifths (40%) compared with September 2024, when only 800 connection points were available. The pace of growth, coupled with broad coverage, shows how quickly the brand has scaled its infrastructure.The study found that EV drivers report a high level of satisfaction with Tesla’s network thanks to reliable equipment, quick charging sessions, and attractive pricing. In day-to-day use, predictability at the plug tends to outweigh everything else, and these fundamentals are exactly what shape driver loyalty.
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Zapmap 2025: Tesla’s Supercharger is the UK’s most convenient fast-charging network
Zapmap’s 2025 survey crowns Tesla’s Supercharger the UK’s most convenient fast-charging network: 1,115 chargers at 97 sites, up 40%, praised for reliability.
Michael Powers, Editor
According to the 2025 annual survey by the British company Zapmap, based on feedback from roughly four thousand electric-car owners, Tesla has been recognized for the second year in a row as operating the most convenient Supercharger fast-charging network in the United Kingdom.
At present, Tesla runs 1,115 open chargers across 97 sites nationwide. Over the past year, the network expanded by almost two-fifths (40%) compared with September 2024, when only 800 connection points were available. The pace of growth, coupled with broad coverage, shows how quickly the brand has scaled its infrastructure.
The study found that EV drivers report a high level of satisfaction with Tesla’s network thanks to reliable equipment, quick charging sessions, and attractive pricing. In day-to-day use, predictability at the plug tends to outweigh everything else, and these fundamentals are exactly what shape driver loyalty.
