If we take a look at the evolution of transportation systems around the world, we can see the future of cars is electric—but how far is the future? Is it too distant? Actually, no. There are people across the world who would buy an electric car tomorrow — if only they had easy access to a charger.
Across the UK, the EV charging infrastructure is failing to keep up with the demand for electric vehicles. A recent Policy Exchange think tank stated that the UK would need around 400,000 public charge points by the turn of the decade in order to match motorists charging requirements.
Born out of the realization of the mass shortage of EV charging points throughout the UK, Brighton-based EVC is on a quest to build a sustainable future by swiftly responding to the demands of the oncoming EV revolution.
“Our mission is to bring accessible charging across the UK by installing 100,000 EV charge points by 2026” declares Nick Ballamy, Managing Director of EVC.
To encourage the uptake of EV charge points, EVC specializes in residential and commercial charging solutions; providing their clients with free EV charging infrastructure to futureproof their car parks whilst offering competitive pricing tariffs.
