We are an electric vehicle charge point installer and operator
We fund, install and run electric vehicle chargers in your car park for the public to use.
Why would I want a charging point at my premises?
Especially if I don’t own an electric car.
Attract visitors
Electric vehicle drivers need places to charge, whatever the length of their journey, and demand keeps growing as more EVs reach the road.
When a driver is looking for somewhere to plug in, they check the apps and come to yours.
Visitors stay longer
Charge times range from 30 to 90 minutes.
That is time your customers spend with you rather than moving on, and more reason to buy something while they wait.
Satisfy your customers
Electric car drivers return more often to places where they know they can plug in.
If some of your regulars already drive electric, a charger is a reason for them to keep choosing you.
Put your business on the map
How do EV drivers find somewhere to plug in? They use apps.
Once your EV Plus charger is installed, we add your site to the mapping apps drivers use to find their nearest charge point, including Zapmap, Google Maps and Apple Maps.
For some customers, a charger on site is the deciding factor between choosing you and a competitor. A reliable one keeps you front of mind, so drivers come back the next time they need to top up.
Take your slice of the refuelling market
Increase customer spend. Money that used to be spent at petrol stations is moving to wherever people charge. Shell, BP and the major supermarkets are replacing pumps with EV chargers to keep hold of it. A charger in your car park puts your business in that flow.
An electric car takes 30 to 90 minutes to charge, and the driver spends that time somewhere. With a charger on site, that somewhere is your café, your shop or your restaurant.
The EV market
There are now more than 2.1 million fully electric cars on UK roads, and over 3.3 million plug-in vehicles once hybrids are included. Around one in four new cars sold in 2026 is fully electric.
Sales of new pure petrol and diesel cars end in 2030, and every new car must be zero-emission from 2035. If demand increases at your site, we can install more charging points.
- 2.1Mfully electric cars on UK roads (2026)
- 1 in 4new UK cars sold in 2026 is fully electric
- 2030new petrol & diesel car sales end
Think your car park could host a charger?
Tell us about your site and we will take it from there. Applying takes about two minutes.