Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV
CCS · 160 kW100% reliability3 of 3 available
CCS · 150 kW100% reliability8 of 8 available
Reliability is the share of time each socket was not out of order, over the last 30 days.
How much does it cost to charge at Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV?
The operator's published price is £0.90/kWh. Prices come from the operator's own data feed and can change.
How fast is charging at Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV?
Up to 160 kW DC via CCS, CHAdeMO.
How many charging sockets does Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV have?
12 charging sockets: 3 × 160 kW CCS, 8 × 150 kW CCS, 1 × 100 kW CHAdeMO. Live per-socket availability is shown on this page.
Is Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV open 24/7?
Yes - Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
When is Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV busiest?
Measured from recorded socket occupancy across the week, it is typically busiest around 9 am and quietest around 11 pm. The live status on this page shows what is free before you set off.
How reliable is Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV?
Amp Map measured 100% uptime here from recorded live status over the last 30 days, across 579 observed charging sessions.
Who operates Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV?
Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV is on the Source EV network.
How long does a Tesla Model Y Long Range take to charge at Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV?
A typical 10–80% rapid charge takes about 26 min on the 160 kW CCS here, adding roughly 55 kWh (~£50 at the published price). Estimates assume a typical charge curve and a warm battery.
How long does a Tesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive take to charge at Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV?
A typical 10–80% rapid charge takes about 23 min on the 160 kW CCS here, adding roughly 40 kWh (~£36 at the published price). Estimates assume a typical charge curve and a warm battery.
How long does an Audi Q4 e-tron 50 take to charge at Motherwell, Maxim Park · Source EV?
A typical 10–80% rapid charge takes about 39 min on the 160 kW CCS here, adding roughly 51 kWh (~£46 at the published price). Estimates assume a typical charge curve and a warm battery.
Estimates assume a typical charge curve and a warm battery.