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RESULTS How you ranked public chargepoints

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“I’ve had some where the cable doesn’t reach the port on my van, so I’ve had to park across a path to plug in”
ZAK WOODWARD Vauxhall Vivaro-e
“You’ve just got to resign yourself to the fact that you’re not going to come in, fill up and then drive off again; it’s about planning your routes a bit more”
WAYNE LESTER BMW iX

MOST electric car owners will have to regularly interact with the public chargepoint network, especially if they lack a home charger or do a lot of long journeys.

This can be stressful, though, thanks to a dearth of chargers in some locations, high demand in others and reliability issues. Even if you manage to get plugged into a working unit, you could face slower-than-advertised charging speeds, high prices or a lack of amenities. Read on for a ranking of the best charging networks, as voted by our readers, to help you plan your next EV trip.

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