Gridserve achieves 100th charger milestone in the UK

The brand ended 2022 with a series of installations that brought its total number of high-power chargers to 141.

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Gridserve has ended the year with a bumper installation of High Power chargers across its Electric Highway, which took the total number of new 350kW-capable chargers installed in 2022 to over 100. Alongside Moto, the company has recently opened five new Electric Super Hubs at service stations across the United Kingdom, making 30 new 350kW-capable High Power chargers available for customers on the M1 and M4 highways.

That takes total High Power charger installations for the year to 118, which means the company now operates 141 High Power 350kW- capable chargers at 15 locations. This includes its Electric Forecourts in Norwich and Braintree, with dozens of 90kW DC chargers installed.

“We are thrilled to open five awesome Electric Super Hubs and mark a milestone of 100 High Power chargers, and more, this year. Now in 12 Moto locations, the quicker we can roll out Electric Super Hubs across the UK, the quicker drivers will feel confident to switch to EVs with reliable and easy charging across the country,” said Toddington Harper, CEO of Gridserve.

This growth means the firm is now powering over 10 million electric vehicle miles every month and recently recorded its one-millionth customer charging session. 

Gridserve currently operates 12 Electric Super Hubs across its network, each delivering between six and 12 High Power 350-kW capable chargers, alongside its Norwich Electric Forecourt, which has 22 High Power chargers, the Moto Rugby Electric Super Hub, with 11 more chargers installed; and its flagship Electric Forecourt at Braintree, with 24 DC chargers.