While the price of EVs is dropping, the bigger question remains: Where will you charge them once you’ve made the switch?
The Government recently announced generous new grants of up to £3,750 on selected electric vehicles, making the transition to electric more financially appealing than ever. But while the price of EVs is dropping, the bigger question remains: Where will you charge them once you’ve made the switch? For many new EV owners, the answer lies in choosing charging options that are convenient, reliable, and fit seamlessly into their daily routines, whether that’s at home, on the road, or right where they park in the city.
Incentives Are a Start, Infrastructure Is the Solution
The new grants apply to EVs costing up to £37,000, with the most environmentally friendly models benefiting the most. Once approved, these discounts are automatically applied at dealerships, no paperwork needed! It’s an exciting step toward a cleaner transport future, with the government setting an ambitious goal to transition from petrol and diesel to fully electric cars by 2030.
The UK’s EV network is growing quickly, with over 1.3 million electric vehicles already on the road and 86,000 EV Charging Points, a number that continues to climb every month. Drivers increasingly want to park and charge in the same place, fitting charging seamlessly into their daily routine.
Whether it’s a quick top-up while you shop, a full charge during a workday, or peace of mind when parking overnight, the most convenient charging is the kind that’s already part of your journey. And with more EVs on the road than ever, demand for reliable, centrally located charging stations is consistently rising.
Powering the Transition to Electric
With a growing national network of EV Charging Points across the UK, we’re solving the most immediate challenge in the EV journey, accessible, reliable charging where you park. Our goal is to make charging feel like a natural part of your journey, not an extra chore.
Award-Winning Commitment to EV Drivers
Our dedication to supporting electric mobility has been recognised on a national stage, we were proud to win the EV Charging Award at the British Parking Awards 2025. It’s a testament to the investment we’ve made in EV infrastructure and our ambition to keep growing with the needs of drivers. By continuing to expand and innovate, we’re helping to make sustainable travel more accessible for everyone.
Exclusive Benefits for EV Season Ticket Holders
If you drive electric regularly, our Unlimited Electric Vehicle Season Tickets make parking and charging even simpler:
Lower Prices, Easier Charging - Now’s the Time to Go Electric
With the upfront cost of EVs dropping thanks to new government support, and the running cost already cheaper per mile than petrol, now’s the moment to act.
Q-Park ensures that whether you park in the city for work, visit regularly for leisure, or need a dependable option when travelling, charging is no longer a barrier, it’s part of your parking routine. Plug in and charge with us before the end of October 2025 and you could win a year’s subscription to Zapmap Premium!
Electric cars are getting cheaper to buy, and at Q-Park, we’re making them easier to own.
About Q-Park
Q-Park is a leading off-street parking infrastructure owner and operator with well-managed commercial parking facilities across seven western European countries. We operate off-street parking spaces we own, have under concession or with long-term lease contracts from public and private landlords. We focus on off-street purpose-built parking facilities at strategic locations. We operate more than 5,300 parking facilities comprising over 1 million parking spaces in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark. Based on publicly available industry data for our competitors, we estimate that we are a top three player, based on the estimated off-street revenues, in all the countries in which we operate. Q-Park also has numerous mobility hubs which provide access to a variety of mobility solutions. We house and support a range of activities from last mile logistics, electric vehicle charging, micromobility and car sharing services which help support urban accessibility, sustainability and liveability.
