BP Pulse (UK)
Headquarters — · operates in GB
BP Pulse has 2158 charging points in the UK, predominantly slower AC chargers. Find details on power, connectors, and locations.
How BP Pulse (UK) fits in
- Peak DC power
- 400 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
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- Operating regions
- GB
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BP Pulse operates a network of 2,158 public EV charging points across Great Britain, Guernsey, Jersey, and the Channel Islands. The majority of these chargers offer slower AC speeds, making them best suited for destination or overnight charging rather than rapid top-ups on longer journeys.
BP Pulse's network comprises 2,158 charging points distributed across Great Britain, Guernsey, Jersey, and the Channel Islands. The strength of this network lies in its slower AC chargers, with 1,468 units operating at speeds under 50 kW. These are ideal for topping up while parked at destinations or workplaces.
For drivers needing faster charging, BP Pulse offers 587 rapid chargers (50-149 kW) and 103 ultra-rapid chargers (150 kW+). These faster options are concentrated in fewer locations compared to the slower AC points.
The network supports several connector types. You will find Type 2 sockets (often referred to as universal Type 2), tethered Type 2 connectors, CCS (Type 2) connectors, and CHAdeMO connectors. Drivers should check the specific connectors available at a location before arrival.
London has the highest concentration of BP Pulse chargers, with 255 points, followed by Milton Keynes (107), Luton (27), Bristol (26), and Nottingham (23). Availability in other towns and rural areas will vary.
When using BP Pulse chargers, drivers typically need to use their app or a contactless payment method. It is always advisable to confirm the charging price displayed on the unit or in the app before initiating a charge. If a charging bay is out of service, checking for an alternative bay or contacting the operator directly is recommended.
- What type of charging does BP Pulse primarily offer?
- BP Pulse's network leans heavily towards slower AC charging. Out of 2,158 total points, 1,468 are AC chargers under 50 kW. This makes them suitable for destination charging, workplace top-ups, or overnight charging rather than quick charges on the go.
- How many rapid and ultra-rapid chargers does BP Pulse have?
- BP Pulse provides 587 rapid chargers, operating between 50 kW and 149 kW. They also have 103 ultra-rapid chargers capable of delivering 150 kW or more. These faster chargers are fewer in number compared to their slower AC offerings.
- What connector types can I expect on BP Pulse chargers?
- You will encounter a mix of connector types. These include Type 2 sockets, tethered Type 2 connectors, CCS (Type 2) connectors, and CHAdeMO connectors. It is important to verify which connectors are available at your chosen charging location.
- Where are BP Pulse chargers most common?
- The highest density of BP Pulse chargers is in London, with 255 points. Other key locations include Milton Keynes (107 points), Luton (27 points), Bristol (26 points), and Nottingham (23 points). Availability may be more limited outside these urban areas.
- Which countries does BP Pulse operate in?
- BP Pulse operates its charging network across Great Britain, as well as in Guernsey, Jersey, and the Channel Islands. Drivers travelling to these locations can find BP Pulse stations.