343 OZEV-authorised EV chargepoint installers based in Scotland, the installers who can claim the chargepoint grant for you.
Scotland has 123,997 privately kept plug-in cars (end of June 2026), 48% more than a year earlier (UK: 44%). That's 22.4 for every 1,000 people.
Grant-funded since April 2022 in Scotland: 1,470 home charger sockets for renters and flat owners and 5,241 workplace charger sockets (since 2016). Public chargers: 12,847, up 782 since January 2026.
We list 343 OZEV-authorised chargepoint installers in Scotland. 331 of them install chargers at homes.
At the end of June 2026, 123,997 plug-in cars were kept privately in Scotland, 48% more than a year earlier. Of those, 79,013 were fully electric.
If you own a flat or rent your home and have private off-street parking, the EV chargepoint grant covers 75% of the cost, up to £500 of buying and installing a chargepoint. Landlords can claim it per socket. Homeowners living in a house can't claim it.
Only OZEV-authorised installers can claim the chargepoint grant on your behalf, so use one if you want the grant.
48 of these installers are also MCS-certified, so they can fit solar panels or batteries alongside a charger.