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InstaVolt Ltd EV chargers

427 InstaVolt Ltd charge points across 322 UK towns and 13 regions, up to 350kW.

427
Charge points
350kW
Max speed
322
Towns
13
Regions

About InstaVolt Ltd

InstaVolt is widely recognised as one of the UK's most reliable EV charging networks, founded in 2016, it is now the largest rapid charging network in the UK with over 1,700 chargers installed across the country, the network is powered exclusively by 100% green electricity through Octopus Energy for Business, and one of its most notable sites is the Instavolt Superhub in Winchester, which is the largest ultra-rapid charging station of its kind in the UK. InstaVolt has established itself as a leader in rapid charging infrastructure, with strategic focus on motorway corridors and destination locations. The company's commitment to renewable energy integration aligns with broader UK sustainability objectives. InstaVolt continues international expansion, with operations underway in Iceland and Spain, establishing itself as a leading provider beyond the UK market. The company invests significantly in latest-generation charger technology, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. InstaVolt's growth trajectory reflects strong market demand for high-quality rapid charging infrastructure supporting long-distance EV travel.

InstaVolt Ltd chargers across the UK

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Rapid (50kW+)
Fast (7-49kW)
Slow (up to 6kW)

Speed breakdown

InstaVolt Ltd runs 424 rapid (50kW+), 2 fast (7–49kW).

Connector types InstaVolt Ltd uses

CCS (Type 2) 427 points
CHAdeMO 405 points
Type 2 (Tethered Connector) 2 points

Top towns where InstaVolt Ltd chargers are

Regions covered

South East England 62 chargers
Yorkshire & Humber 48 chargers
South West England 48 chargers
East Midlands 47 chargers
North West England 35 chargers
London 35 chargers
West Midlands 30 chargers
Scotland 30 chargers
Other UK Locations 29 chargers
Wales 26 chargers
North East England 19 chargers
East of England 15 chargers
Northern Ireland 3 chargers