Electric vehicle owners facing rising costs for public charging are set to receive government support, as concerns grow over the financial burden of relying on paid charging stations. With many EV drivers lacking private driveways or off-street parking, the lack of home charging infrastructure has left them vulnerable to steep expenses at public networks. Authorities are reportedly exploring measures to ease the strain, including potential subsidies or incentives to encourage the installation of charging points in multi-unit buildings. The move comes as the shift to electric vehicles accelerates, raising questions about how to ensure affordability and accessibility for all drivers.
EV drivers without driveways promised help amid soaring public charging costs The Independent
