high power charging

Moto and GRIDSERVE have opened their eighth high power electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in Yorkshire.

EV charging companies have raised prices for public charging over the past few months, with Current± detailing the changes.

An expansion of the Rapid Charging Fund (RCF) to cover all road transport could deliver enough capacity for en-route Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) charging and hydrogen re-fuelling at up to 78% of motorway service areas in England.

A new electric vehicle (EV) charging site has been opened by GRIDSERVE, this time featuring 12 350kW chargers.

​High-power electric vehicle (EV) charging is now available at all Extra MSA Group motorway service areas (MSA) across the country.

GRIDSERVE has now upgraded all legacy motorway electric vehicle (EV) chargers, with the company also progressing with its Electric Hub rollout.

Motorway service company Moto and GRIDSERVE have launched 24 high-power electric vehicle (EV) chargers in three different charging hubs located in Exeter, Burton-in-Kendal and Swansea.

The UK is expected to be Europe’s second largest high power charging (HPC) market, with 28,000 installed by 2030.

GRIDSERVE and Moto have opened a first high-powered electric vehicle charging hub in Wales​, the first in the country according to the companies, as they continue their UK wide rollout of sites.