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bp pulse Charging Station

Power up your electric vehicle conveniently at the bp pulse Charging Station in Norton, Malton, offering 24/7 access for your Yorkshire adventures.

About

The bp pulse Charging Station, situated in Norton, Malton, provides a vital service for electric vehicle owners traversing Yorkshire. Strategically located just off Welham Road, this station ensures that drivers have access to essential charging facilities at any hour, day or night, making it a convenient stop for those exploring the region's stunning scenery and attractions.

Dedicated to keeping electric vehicles on the road, the station offers straightforward charging services. Customers can utilise the bp pulse app, or opt for widely accepted payment methods including major credit cards, debit cards, and NFC contactless payments, providing flexibility and ease for various users. The focus is on facilitating seamless travel for EV drivers throughout their visit to Yorkshire.

Visiting Information

The bp pulse Charging Station operates continuously, being open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, to accommodate all travel schedules. Payment can be made using credit cards, debit cards, and NFC contactless options. Information regarding specific accessibility features for this location was not available.

3.6

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Showing 5 of 10 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 9 February 2026.

Anonymous

5/5

7 months ago

Perfect experience, don’t really know what bad experiences other have posted on here are having, but it was as simple as driving in via the petrol station, plugging in and paying. M&S attached with the petrol station, Lidl across the road. Spot on.

Anonymous

5/5

a month ago

First time using my bp pulse app, found it easy to use as my credit card was registered.

Anonymous

1/5

a year ago

Could not get the app to work for this charger despite paying a deposit. Ended up using contactless payment instead. BP Pulse did not respond to multiple requests for a receipt via the website. So I’m now down £5 with nothing to show for it, and I’ve no idea how much power I took and at what price. Update: received an email invoice from BP Pulse 21 days after submitting the request - better late than never I guess!

Anonymous

1/5

a year ago

Don't bother, go to zest rapid chargers just moments away where the rate is way cheaper. BP think they can charge as much for electricity as they have for fossil fuels it seems.

Anonymous

5/5

a month ago

Great fast charging experience !