The 95-mile stretch along the south coast, known for its fossil-rich cliffs and stunning coastal views, ranked fifth in a new index compiled by Car Finance 247.

The list highlights the best scenic routes for electric vehicle (EV) drivers based on public charger availability, TripAdvisor reviews, and affordable accommodation.

Louis Rix, co-founder and chief operating officer at Car Finance 247, said: “As a company committed to helping people get on the road with confidence, we know that value matters, not just when choosing a car, but also when planning where it takes you.

“This research shows that whether you’re heading out for a short weekend drive or a longer escape, there are incredible UK road trips to suit every budget and lifestyle.”

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The Jurassic Coast route scored 10.78 out of 50 in the index, with 3,842 five-star TripAdvisor reviews and 73 public EV charging points along the route.

The South West 660 topped the list with a score of 32.45.

The 660-mile journey through Devon and Cornwall follows the coastline and features 317 public charging points along the way.

It scored a perfect 30 out of 30 for charger availability.

The route also includes attractions such as the Eden Project and Crealy Theme Park, as well as Tintagel Castle and the car-free village of Clovelly.

In second place was the Wales Coast Path, an 870-mile route with 112 chargers and 5,289 five-star reviews.

The North Yorkshire Moors route ranked third, with 18 chargers and 21,665 five-star reviews.

The North Coast 500 in Scotland took fourth place, with 65 charging points and 2,255 five-star reviews.

The rise in EV-friendly routes comes as electric vehicle ownership continues to increase.

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According to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), 177,487 electric vehicles have been registered so far this year.

Battery electric and plug-in hybrid models now account for 31 per cent of all new car registrations in the UK.

The growing popularity of EVs means more drivers are looking for road trips that offer reliable charging infrastructure..

While the Jurassic Coast offers fewer chargers than the top-ranked routes, its combination of natural wonders and EV accessibility makes it a strong contender for eco-friendly travellers.

With the summer holidays on the horizon, these EV-friendly routes offer drivers the chance to explore the UK sustainably and stress-free.