
GRIDSERVE operates a nationwide UK EV charging network spanning Electric Forecourts, motorway hubs, fleet charging, and electric heavy-goods routes.
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GRIDSERVE Car Leasing offered 1,000 miles of free electric motoring with each car leased in May and June. The promotion has expired.
GRIDSERVE Electric Hubs are energising the future for UK businesses
GRIDSERVE launched a salary sacrifice scheme that can save drivers up to 40% on a new electric car.
The company offers two leasing plans: one includes sustainable charging in the contract, and the other allows customers to use their own charging network anywhere in the UK.
GRIDSERVE launched the GRIDSERVE app and offered 20% off charging all summer when paying through it, across more than 190 GRIDSERVE Electric Highway locations.
GRIDSERVE reduced pre-authorisation rates across the GRIDSERVE Electric Highway from £20 to £1 as of mid-December.
GRIDSERVE announced three months of charging with every lease from GRIDSERVE Car Leasing, available across more than 160 GRIDSERVE Electric Highway locations during customers’ first three months of motoring.
The Norwich Electric Forecourt in Norfolk has 22 High Power chargers, 8 Tesla Superchargers, and 6 Low Power chargers available 24/7.
The company offers contactless electric vehicle charging at locations across the country.
GRIDSERVE announces four new electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) charging hubs for its Electric Freightway network in England. The hubs are planned for Moto Knutsford North, Moto Medway East, Markham Vale Electric Forecourt and Stevenage Electric Forecourt, joining seven previously announced locations. The first hubs have opened at Extra Baldock and Moto Exeter, while construction has started at Tamworth, Thurrock, Leeds and Chester.
Mar 2026 · GRIDSERVENews article
GRIDSERVE launches a £1.4 million electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) charging facility at Nissan’s Sunderland car plant. The company calls it a pioneering facility and says it is the first on-site shared eHGV charging depot of its kind in the UK automotive industry.
Oct 2025 · GRIDSERVENews article
GRIDSERVE raises $135 million in capital committed by TPG, Infracapital and Mitsubishi to advance its UK EV charging network. Alongside existing equity and debt facilities, the capital will support the company in pursuing long-term opportunities and accelerating the rollout of high-power charging infrastructure across the UK's busiest roads.
Aug 2025 · evertiq.comNews article
GRIDSERVE opens 90 new electric-vehicle charging bays across 11 locations in 2024, expanding its Electric Highway network. The additions bring the network to more than 1,300 bays at over 180 locations; 70 of the new bays open during the first three months of the year.
Apr 2024 · GRIDSERVENews article