As the summer holidays draw to a close, InstaVolt is supporting late-season holidaymakers and business travellers power their EV journeys with ease, thanks to its ever-expanding network of chargers near the UK’s major airports.
With over 2,000 chargers across the country, InstaVolt’s network provides convenient access to EV charging, helping drivers manage tight travel schedules with ease. Strategically located sites ensure that whether departing on an early flight or returning late, EV drivers can travel with confidence, knowing a fast, dependable charge is never far away.
Now with over 430 charging sites and over 1,000 chargers within an hour’s drive of key airports, InstaVolt are ensuring holidaymakers and business travellers alike can top up with ease:
- London Heathrow: 158 chargers across 41 sites
- Gatwick Airport: 57 chargers across 24 sites
- Manchester Airport: 128 chargers across 58 sites
- Newcastle Airport: 112 chargers across 43 sites
- Birmingham Airport: 294 chargers across 103 sites
- Bristol Airport: 102 chargers across 41 sites
- Liverpool Airport: 88 chargers across 38 sites
- Stansted Airport: 80 chargers across 32 sites
- Luton Airport: 76 chargers across 21 sites
- Edinburgh and Glasgow: 58 chargers across 29 sites
This broad coverage ensures that travellers – from families or couples taking late summer holidays to business professionals getting back on the road – can make sustainable choices without sacrificing reliability or convenience.
Delvin Lane, CEO of InstaVolt, commented: “Our strategically positioned charging locations near major airports support a growing number of EV drivers who are choosing cleaner, smarter ways to travel. Whether they’re flying out or heading home, it’s all part of the quiet transformation happening on the ground. We’re making it easier than ever for travellers to choose sustainable transports for every stage of their journey.
“With over 2000 chargers operational and a target of 11,000 ultra-rapid chargers by 2030 in the UK & Ireland, InstaVolt continues building the infrastructure that makes electric vehicle ownership practical for all journey types.”
From long-stay parking to airport drop-offs, rental returns and onward road trips, InstaVolt is playing a vital role in helping the UK shift to low-carbon transport – one journey at a time.
With new ultra-rapid sites opening every month, InstaVolt continues to deliver on its promise to install 11,000 chargers across the UK and Ireland by 2030.
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