Yes! Charging your electric car or plug-in hybrid at home is simple and convenient, you can charge overnight, waking to a fully charged battery. You can even save money in the long run if you take advantage of specialist energy tariffs.
Where can I charge my car?
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At home
The easiest way to charge your car is at home. If your property is suitable, you can install an EV charger, like Toyota HomeCharge. Schedule your charging overnight to wake to a fully charged battery. You can charge with a 3-pin plug, although this is the slowest way to charge.
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Out and about
Across the UK, more and more EV chargers are available in car parks, including at gyms, supermarkets and shopping centres. Some of these chargers are even free to use.
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At work
Many workplaces are now installing EV chargers for their staff. Even if you can't fit a charging point at home, this is a great way to charge conveniently while you work, without needing to stop at a service station.
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On longer journeys
Planning a road trip? An increasing number of service stations now have rapid chargers. You can charge your car while you enjoy a break and grab a coffee.
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Charging at home is a cost-efficient way to charge your plug-in hybrid or electric car. Our electrified cost calculator can help you estimate how much you are likely to spend.
The number of EV chargers across the UK is continually growing. Visit Zapmap to find the latest figures. (EV charging statistics 2025 - Zapmap) to find out the latest figures.
Access the Toyota Public Charging Network with the MyToyota app, which gives you access to thousands of charge points across the UK.
Find out more about Toyota Public Charging Network
Apps like Zap-Map can also help you to locate your nearest public charger when you are out and about.
Use our charging time calculator to estimate how long it will take to charge your chosen model.
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^Indicative charge time, for comparison purposes. Actual charging times may vary depending on various factors, including the selected vehicle (and battery option, if available), the age, type, condition and temperature of the charging unit and the battery, the starting charge, the power supply to and usage of the charger and the environmental conditions at the point of use. Charge times will be longer in colder weather and if battery temperature activates safeguarding technology. 150kW+ chargers are available in mainland Great Britain primarily on major arterial routes – see Zap Map for details. They are not yet available in Northern Ireland and availability is limited in Scotland, Wales and in rural areas.