Electric vehicles
Encouraging Hampshire residents to use electric vehicles as an environmentally friendly alternative.
Hampshire County Council's climate change strategy has targets to reduce carbon emissions. In 2030 there will be a national ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles and in 2035 a ban on the sale of new hybrid vehicles.
We are keen to help residents who choose to use electric vehicles (EVs) as a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional petrol and diesel cars.
Chargepoint request survey
We would like you to tell us where you would like to see public on-street charging facilities installed. We are collecting this data to help identify where the demand is greatest for further roll out of our public charging infrastructure.
Where you can charge your electric vehicle
There are many public and private chargepoints available for use and more are added to the network every month.
For details on these locations see:
Electric vehicle chargepoints within your local District Council
- Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council
- East Hants District Council
- Eastleigh Borough Council
- Fareham Borough Council
- Gosport Borough Council
- Hart District Council
- Havant Borough Council
- New Forest District Council
- Rushmoor Borough Council
- Test Valley Borough Council
- Winchester City Council
Electric vehicle chargepoints delivered by Hampshire County Council
As part of our pilot on-street electric vehicle chargepoint scheme, the Council delivered a number of chargepoints in Eastleigh and Winchester.
View an inventory of the Joju Standard Chargepoints in Eastleigh and Winchester (Google maps).
For further information about Hampshire County Council’s chargepoints, visit Joju Solar.
Charging your electric vehicle at home
The County Council is not responsible for charging your EV at your home.
There is funding available if you have access to private parking via the Government's electric vehicle chargepoint grant. The aim is to help private plug-in vehicle owners with some of the upfront costs of buying and installing a dedicated home recharging unit.
If you do not have a driveway or other off-street parking, you may still be able to safely charge an electric vehicle from your home if you are able to park directly outside your home. Follow the guidance on how to safely charge your vehicle on the road.
Contact us
Email: [email protected]