EV Charging in Scotland

Electric vehicles are booming in popularity in Scotland, with a study revealing that uptake of EV’s in Scotland could be up to 16% higher than UK government statistics suggest. Scotland have set ambitious EV goals, set out their Vision for Scotland's Public Electric Vehicle charging network, with source powering these goals into reality.

Source’s EV Charging Locations Across Scotland

• Dundee (Kingsway West)

• Dundee (Myrekirk Roundabout)

• Edinburgh (Edinburgh Business Park) - Coming soon

• Edinburgh (Ocean Terminal)

• Glasgow (Castlebank)

• Inverclyde (Greenock Bellair)

• Inverurie (Farmfoods) - Coming soon

• Motherwell (Maxim Park) - Coming soon

• Stirling (Sprinkerse) - Coming soon

Scotland’s Evolving EV Landscape

Scotland has set a net-zero greenhouse gas emissions target by 2045, 5 years ahead of the UK-wide target demonstrating its commitment to tackling climate change. Providing an efficient public EV charging network across Scotland is a major driver in achieving this goal.

At Source, we’re helping to power that transition. Our ultra-rapid chargers make charging quick and hassle-free, supported by grid-friendly, scalable systems that integrate seamlessly with Scotland’s energy infrastructure. Every installation is future-ready and aligned with the country’s 2030 and 2045 climate goals.

“The EV industry has reached a turning point, and we’re here to lead it into uncharted territories. At Source, we’re not just building charge points, we’re building confidence,” Deepa Chandrasekaran, Managing Director at Source, noted.

Cabinet Secretary for Transport Fiona Hyslop highlights, “We need to ensure that people from all parts of Scotland can benefit from this switch to EVs, so that no one and no part of the country is left behind.”

In October 2024, Scotland reached its target of 6,000 public EV charge points, two years ahead of the 2026 deadline. Source’s network is continuing to grow, with new ev charging locations being added across the country. We’re proud to support Scotland’s next milestone of delivering a further 4,000 public charge points by 2030.

Why Choose Source for EV Charging in Scotland?

Scotland’s diverse geography calls for a tailored approach to EV charging networks. From densely populated cities such as Glasgow and Edinburgh to remote rural and island communities, a one-size-fits-all solution simply won’t do.

A charging network that serves both urban and rural areas is essential to driving widespread EV adoption in Scotland. That’s why Source is building a fast, safe, and reliable network designed specifically for Scotland’s unique needs. Our ultra-rapid charging technology, combined with the seamless tap-and-go Source app, delivers the perfect balance of speed and accessibility, supporting the future of electric transport across the country.

Use our Find an EV charger tool to locate your nearest Source EV charger.

Fleet EV Charging in Scotland

At Source, we don’t just provide public EV charging for individuals, we also support fleets of all sizes across Scotland. As more businesses transition to electric vehicles to align with government sustainability targets, the need for reliable fleet charging solutions is growing.

Source offers efficient, scalable EV charging tailored to the needs of Scottish businesses. From car hire companies and logistics providers to service fleets and beyond, our solutions help reduce downtime, streamline operations, and support your organisation’s journey toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.

“As a fleet manager aiming to electrify our fleet fully, access to reliable rapid charge points is essential to our business. Charging hubs like these build confidence that our drivers can recharge their cars when needed and be back on the road as soon as possible,” Andrea McKenzie, Sustainable Transport Manager at WarmWorks, said. She continued, “Knowing that these are powered by renewable electricity aligns well with our environmental goals and our ambition to be a net zero business by 2030.”

Check out more information about our EV Fleet charging services.