Workplace charging is dependent on the price set by the charge point owner and may vary. Please check the Mer Connect UK App or speak to your workplace for local pricing.
How much does it cost to charge an electric car?
Mer public EV charging stations price information.
Mer UK EV Charge Point Pricing
Fast Chargers
(Up to 25kW)
Registered User
£0.55/kWh
Guest
£0.56/kWh
Rapid Chargers
(Above 25kW)
Registered User
£0.76/kWh
Guest & Contactless
£0.78/kWh
Exceptions
In some instances, pricing may be different from the above. Please check below for more information.
Some public charging stations are operated but not owned by Mer. Different owners can mean different prices. How to find out how much I will pay?
- Visit the Mer Connect UK App or Driver Portal
- Enter/select the charge point you’d like to charge at
- Check the price
Roaming customers using our charging network, please check the prices applicable to you with your electric mobility service provider (EMSP)
Pre-authorisation fee
We put a holding charge on your card to make sure you have the necessary funds to use our public network.
Contactless payment receipt
Receipts for contactless payments can be downloaded here. For payments via Apple Pay or Google Pay, enter the last 4 numbers of the virtual card stored within your phone wallet.
Overstay
To ensure our charge points are available to as many customers as possible, we may charge an overstay fee. The overstay fee is applied after a grace period when a vehicle is connected and not charging. To find out if there is an overstay fee, select the charger in the App or Driver Portal (charging map).
Overstay Fees:
Charge points up to 22kW: £0.05/min (8am-8pm)
Charge points from 25kW: £0.20/min
Partners & Roaming
We work with a range of partners to provide you with the best charging experience – this includes setting up roaming agreements with other charge point operators so that you can access with ease as wide a network as possible through us, without having the need to have multiple accounts and Apps. We also want to make charging as straightforward as possible for our various partners and their customers, by giving them hassle-free access to our network.
Our Mobility Partners
Allstar One Electric card holders are welcome to use our public charge points. Follow the instructions on the charger to charge your vehicle with your Allstar One Electric Card.
Drivers signed up to Octopus Energy’s Electroverse Network can now charge at our public nationwide network using their Electroverse app or Electrocard.
Paua’s fleet customers can find, charge and pay at our EV chargers at any public site across the UK with the Paua mobile app.
Shell Recharge customers can now charge at our EV charge points using their Shell Recharge card.
Tap Electric drivers can now charge on Mer’s high-quality AC and DC charge points across a range of locations in the UK.
Zap-Map customers using the Zap-Pay service to pay for their charging can access all our public chargers.
How To Use Our Chargers
Visit our YouTube channel for more instructional videos
Mer Connect UK App
At Mer, we like to make things easy for you, this is why we give you the choice to charge your vehicle as a guest user or by registering on our network.
