In Pictures: UK EV Sales Jump 36% in September as Battery Electric Cars Hit 28.3% Market Share

Public charging infrastructure remains central to sustaining the UK's accelerating EV adoption.

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Home charging convenience is helping drive battery electric vehicles to a record 28.3% market share.

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As EV sales surge, more UK drivers are installing wall-mounted chargers at home.

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September's 36% year-over-year jump reflects growing consumer confidence in electric motoring.

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Plug-in hybrids also surged nearly 56%, pushing electrified vehicles to 58.4% of new car sales.

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Battery electric vehicles accounted for 99,199 units sold in September, according to SMMT data.

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Home charging stations are becoming a common feature as electric car ownership expands across the UK.

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Indoor charging facilities in urban garages support the growing fleet of electric vehicles.

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With electrified cars now nearly 60% of the market, charging access is more important than ever.

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