Gov.Uk Cyber Security Consultation for Public EV Charge Points Launched
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- •UK government seeks input on cyber security for public EV charge points.
- •Proposals include compliance with ETSI 303 645 and anti-tamper protections.
- •Consultation period ends on December 20, 2026.
The UK government has launched a consultation to establish a consistent baseline of cyber security for public electric vehicle (EV) charge points in Great Britain. The proposals include compliance with the ETSI 303 645 cyber security standard and the introduction of physical anti-tamper protections. Additionally, charge points must be fitted with compliant electricity meters. The consultation aims to enhance the security and resilience of the growing public EV charging network against potential cyber attacks, which could disrupt services and impact national infrastructure. The consultation is open until December 20, 2026.
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2026-10-29
Cyber security consultation launched
The UK government initiated a consultation to gather views on cyber security standards for public EV charge points.
Gov.Uk2026-12-20
Consultation closes
The consultation period for public feedback on proposed cyber security measures for EV charge points will end.
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What are the proposed cyber security standards?
The proposals include compliance with the ETSI 303 645 standard and physical anti-tamper protections.
Who is affected by these proposals?
Public electric vehicle charge point manufacturers and operators in Great Britain will be impacted by these proposed standards.
When does the consultation period end?
The consultation will close at 11:59pm on December 20, 2026.
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