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The chargers went live on 5 August and are operated by Believ. The installation was funded through a national government grant.
11 kW charging suits longer parking stays
The use of 11 kW charging reflects the role of a public car park where vehicles may remain for longer periods rather than requiring rapid turnaround.
It is another example of public charging being matched to likely dwell time instead of defaulting to rapid DC hardware at every location.
Further charging is planned across the borough
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council says it is continuing to install additional public charging infrastructure across the borough. Its current strategy sets an ambition of at least 685 public charging sockets by 2030.
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