Slow EV chargers in Darlington
4 slow chargers within 12 miles of Darlington (Darlington) from 1 networks. Without a subscription, a kWh costs £0.31 to £0.60, all costs included. The cheapest: The Neville Hamlin Building (Evolt Network), at £0.31 per kWh.
Slow chargers in and around Darlington
| Charger | Network | Power | Free · live | No subscription | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Evolt Network · The Coxon BuildingCHEAPESTFishburn · 11 mi22 kW · 11 mi | Evolt Network | 22 kW | — | £0.31 | 11 mi |
| Evolt Network · The Neville Hamlin BuildingFishburn · 11 mi22 kW · 11 mi | Evolt Network | 22 kW | — | £0.31 | 11 mi |
| Evolt Network · Kirkby Fleetham Village HallCatterick · 12 mi7 kW · 12 mi | Evolt Network | 7 kW | — | £0.60 | 12 mi |
| Evolt Network · Spar DarlingtonDarlington · 0.8 mi22 kW · 0.8 mi | Evolt Network | 22 kW | — | £0.60 | 0.8 mi |
Price benchmarks in Darlington
In Darlington, the most powerful charger reaches 22 kW (The Neville Hamlin Building, Evolt Network); the cheapest is The Neville Hamlin Building (Evolt Network), at £0.31 per kWh without a subscription.
Networks in Darlington
Frequently asked questions
How much does slow charging cost in Darlington?
Without a subscription, a kWh costs £0.31 to £0.60 at slow chargers in and around Darlington, all costs included, i.e. £9.28 to £18.01 for 30 kWh.
What is the cheapest slow charger in Darlington?
The Neville Hamlin Building (Evolt Network), at £0.31 per kWh without a subscription.
Do you need a subscription to charge in Darlington?
No: all these chargers accept payment without a subscription (bank card or the network's app). A subscription or a card can lower the price if you charge often.
What is the most powerful charger in Darlington?
The Neville Hamlin Building (Evolt Network), up to 22 kW.
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Prices updated on 30/10/2026. Data sources