2025 Action Scorecards

Question · Action Scorecards 2025

Has the combined authority supported the expansion of a public network of electric vehicle chargers?

Question code
2.8
Section
Transport (CA)
Topic
EV charging
Source
National Data
Question weight
Low

Criteria

Two-tier criteria
First tier criteria met if the combined authority has over 60 public chargers per 100,000 residents.

Second tier criteria met if the combined authority has over 434 chargers per 100,000 residents.

Clarifications

This question is marked using the UK Government's data on publicly available EV chargers within the combined authorities area. This includes all publicly available EV chargers, rather than just council owned or installed, as combined authorities provide funding and support for public EV charger in their area.

We have chosen the two tier criteria to challenge combined authorities. 60 public chargers per 100,000 residents has been achieved by a significant number of areas but many have also not yet reached this level.

The higher level of 434 chargers is based on the UK Government's 2030 target for 300,000 public EV chargers. To achieve the same format we divided (300,000 by the Office for National Statistics 2030 projected population 69.2 million) and multiplied this figure by 100,000. Rounding to the nearest EV charger gave us 434 chargers per 100,000 residents.

Marked using Zap Maps - https://www.zap-map.com/ - publicly available data on EV chargers, which is available using the UK Government - https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/electric-vehicle-charging-device-statistics-july-2022. Please note, we will use the most recent available data in the 2023 scoring process.

Question performance

0 points

5 Combined Authorities

1 point

4 Combined Authorities

2 points

0 Combined Authorities

Performance comparison between 2023 and 2025

Combined Authorities

22
councils scored higher in 2025
00
councils scored lower in 2025

Legends for difference column

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CouncilScoreDifference2023Evidence
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority
Score 2025
1/2
2023 Difference
▲ 1

Evidence

1/2▲ 1
Greater London Authority
Score 2025
1/2
2023 Difference
--

Evidence

1/2--
West Midlands Combined Authority
Score 2025
1/2
2023 Difference
--

Evidence

1/2--
West of England Combined Authority
Score 2025
1/2
2023 Difference
▲ 1

Evidence

1/2▲ 1
Greater Manchester Combined Authority
Score 2025
0/2
2023 Difference
--
0/2--Evidence doesn't meet criteria
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority
Score 2025
0/2
2023 Difference
--
0/2--Evidence doesn't meet criteria
South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority
Score 2025
0/2
2023 Difference
--
0/2--Evidence doesn't meet criteria
Tees Valley Combined Authority
Score 2025
0/2
2023 Difference
--
0/2--Evidence doesn't meet criteria
West Yorkshire Combined Authority
Score 2025
0/2
2023 Difference
--
0/2--Evidence doesn't meet criteria