Electric car charging points in East Sussex
East Sussex has 41 charging sites with 143 charging points. 16 offer rapid charging (50 kW or more) and 7 are ultra-rapid (150 kW or more).
up to 49 kW · 50–149 kW · 150 kW or more.
Rapid and ultra-rapid charging in East Sussex
The 16 most powerful.
| Site | kW |
|---|---|
| Newmarket Inn
Lewes · IONITY · 12 points |
350 DC |
| MFG Eastbourne
Hargreaves Road · Eastbourne · MFG EV Power · 8 points |
300 DC |
| Flimwell Supercharger
Hawkhurst Road · Flimwell · Tesla Supercharger · 6 points |
250 DC |
| MFG Glyne Gap
Hastings Road · Bexhill-on-Sea · MFG EV Power · 10 points |
150 DC |
| MFG Langney
Langney Rise · Eastbourne · MFG EV Power · 8 points |
150 DC |
| MFG Hailsham
South Road · Hailsham · MFG EV Power · 6 points |
150 DC |
| BP Pulse Malling SF Connect
Lewes · BP Pulse · 2 points |
150 DC |
| Osprey · Eastbourne
Eastbourne · Osprey · 8 points |
50 DC |
| Route1066 Cafe
Route 1066 Cafe · Robertsbridge · PoGo Charge · 3 points |
50 DC |
| Osprey · Hastings
Hastings · Osprey · 3 points |
50 DC |
| Morrisons Crowborough
Pine Grove · Crowborough · MFG EV Power · 2 points |
50 DC |
| Morrisons Hastings
Queens Road · Hastings · MFG EV Power · 2 points |
50 DC |
| Morrisons Seaford
Dane Road · Seaford · MFG EV Power · 2 points |
50 DC |
| Morrisons Eastbourne
Morrisons, Hargreaves Road · Eastbourne · MFG EV Power · 2 points |
50 DC |
| InstaVolt · Uckfield
Uckfield · InstaVolt · 2 points |
50 DC |
| Osprey · Crowborough
Crowborough · Osprey · 1 point |
50 DC |
Operators in East Sussex
| Operator | Sites | Rapid 50+ kW |
|---|---|---|
| MFG EV Power | 8 | 8 |
| Connected Kerb | 5 | 0 |
| Osprey | 3 | 3 |
| Pod Point | 3 | 0 |
| BP Pulse | 2 | 1 |
| PoGo Charge | 1 | 1 |
| InstaVolt | 1 | 1 |
| Phase Electrical Distributors Ltd | 1 | 0 |
| Apcoa Charging | 1 | 0 |
| BP | 1 | 0 |
| Tesla Supercharger | 1 | 1 |
| IONITY | 1 | 1 |
Chargers by town in East Sussex
With 1 or 2 sites: Forest Row (2), Horam (2), Crowborough (2), Bexhill-on-Sea (2), Robertsbridge, Flimwell, Alfriston, Pevensey, Saint Leonards-on-Sea, Rye, Seaford, Hailsham.
Public charging or charging at home?
A public charger is handy on a journey, but costs far more than charging at home. On an EV tariff, charging off-peak, a kWh at home costs a fraction of the public price. If you have a driveway or garage, save public chargers for when you need them.
Frequently asked questions
How many charging points are there in East Sussex?
According to operators’ open data, East Sussex has 41 charging sites with 143 charging points; 16 offer rapid charging (50 kW or more) and 7 are ultra-rapid (150 kW or more).
How much does public charging cost in East Sussex?
It depends on the operator, the power and your payment method or subscription (app, RFID card, contactless). Check the total price in the operator’s app before charging.
Where is the most powerful charger in East Sussex?
The most powerful is Newmarket Inn (Lewes), with 350 kW.
Indicative information. Open data published by charge point operators and OpenStreetMap. There is no way to confirm whether a charger is working, busy, open to the public or has changed its price or opening hours: check the operator’s app.