Electric Vehicle Charging Points

Overview

We want to hear your suggestions for future on-street electric vehicle charging point locations.

We are committed to supporting residents and businesses as they make the switch to cleaner, greener vehicles. We want to create a sustainable green economy for Sutton, with everyone taking responsibility for their impact on the environment, and our work on EVs is part of our wider package of measures to encourage greener and sustainable travel, improve air quality and to take action on climate change.

The council is also working to improve and promote walking, cycling and public transport for shorter journeys - but where car transport is required, we need to encourage the transition to low-emission vehicles where possible. 

We will use your suggestions to work out where to deploy lamp column charging points (5.5kw), fast charging points (7kw, 22kw) and rapid charging points (43kw+). 

This survey will remain continuously open to be the default method for you to provide suggestions for on-street charging points. 

If you wanted to ask a question around EV charging you can do so via e-mailing sustainable.transport@sutton.gov.uk since this survey will be reviewed periodically. 

If you just want to suggest a location for a on-street charging point please complete the survey on this page. 

Why your views matter

The deployment of EV charging points is currently a largely resident-led activity so your views and suggestions for charging points are important in helping us understand current and future areas of EV charging demand across Sutton and how we need to deploy charging points. 

We will not share any personally identifiable information from this survey to a charging point operator. We will share street name and postcode to help them identify nearby locations in proximity to your suggestion. We will also aggregate suggestions for the purpose of mapping exercises.

For more information on how Sutton processes your personal information please visit our Privacy Notice (opens in a new window). Any comments you make may be made public on the Council's website however we will remove any personally identifiable information.