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Drivers find lack of EV roaming frustrating, says CTEK

YouGov survey reveals significant shift to out-of-home EV charging

Mark Moran
13 September 2022
Only 56% of EV owners are now charging at home (down from 78% in 2021), with 20% charging at shopping centres, 20% at work, 11% at hotels and 8% at restaurants

 

There has been significant shift towards out-of-home electric vehicle charging, as public and destination charging facilities start to step up to meet growing demand, a survey suggests. However, a lack of EV roaming, which allows drivers to access different chargepoint providers’ networks without registering each time, is proving to be a major frustration to drivers in the UK and across Europe.

A new survey, conducted by YouGov on behalf of EV charging specialist CTEK reveals that only...

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