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Amp Map

About Amp Map

The UK's charging network, live

Amp Map is a live map of the UK's public EV charging network. It reads from the data feeds charge point operators publish about their own chargers, so the map shows what their systems show: which sockets are free, what charging costs, and when a site tends to be busy.

Charging locations
33,369
Individual sockets
74,204
Sockets with live status
43,351
Charging networks
431
Towns & cities
1,228
Status checks · 24h
20,820,782
Status changes · 24h
177,119
Charging sessions · 7d
498,173
Page views · 30d
5,005,208
API requests · 30d
337,692

Counted from our database, across 17 connected data feeds. Nothing here is an estimate.

Live status

We check operator feeds around the clock - most sockets refresh about once a minute - and keep a record of every status change. That history is what the busy-time charts, socket reliability records, and the trends page are built from.

Prices

Tariffs come from the operators' published price feeds, including time-of-day schedules and per-connector rates. If you tell Amp Map which charging apps and plans you use, prices on the map adjust to what you'd actually pay.

Where the data comes from

Each charger is a single record built from the operator's feed, Open Charge Map's community data, and driver reports, with the operator's data taking precedence. Every page credits its sources, and where live data isn't available the map says so.

Operators & site hosts

If you run a charging network or host chargers on your land, the same data can show you demand patterns, utilisation, and coverage gaps - see the partner tools. And if your network isn't among the 431 already listed, we'd like to add your feed.

Help & support

Spotted wrong data, something broken, or a feature you're missing? The quickest way to reach us is the feedback form - we read every message while the beta settles in.

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