
Passenger vehicle charging
Passenger charging serves everyday travel and longer journeys. Roadside locations, travel stops and retail parks may be relevant. Owners may consider charging as an additional use for suitable commercial sites.
The right location for EV charging depends on how the infrastructure will be used.
From passenger vehicle charging hubs and motorway locations to HGV facilities, fleet depots and destination charging, different applications require different site characteristics.
UKCN works to understand the intended charging application and connect suitable land opportunities with providers looking for new locations.

Passenger charging serves everyday travel and longer journeys. Roadside locations, travel stops and retail parks may be relevant. Owners may consider charging as an additional use for suitable commercial sites.

HGV and commercial-vehicle charging serves larger and working vehicles. Logistics estates, truck stops and commercial locations may be relevant where site use and provider requirements align. Owners may consider this use for land connected to logistics or commercial transport.

Fleet charging supports vehicles that operate from a depot or business base. Industrial estates, distribution sites and fleet depots may be relevant where the location suits the intended use. Owners may consider charging where vehicles are based or return to the site.

Destination charging serves visitors while they use a venue. Hotels, retail, leisure and hospitality locations may let owners consider charging alongside the site's existing visitor offer.
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