UK forecourt operator Motor Fuel Group (MFG) will expand its electric vehicle charging infrastructure within the M25 by 30% in 2025, as part of a broader effort to meet growing demand in the capital’s urban areas. The rollout includes seven new ultra-rapid EV Power Hubs and expansion at three existing sites.
Each new hub will feature chargers rated between 300 kW and 400 kW, providing fast charging for high-utilisation EV drivers. “By expanding existing sites and bringing new hubs online, we are ensuring EV drivers have access to the ultra-rapid facilities they need,” said Martin Symes, Director of EV at MFG. “This helps make EV ownership more convenient and accessible.”
Five of the new hubs will be located at Morrisons supermarket car parks in London, with the remainder integrated into MFG’s network of more than 150 forecourts in the capital. The expansion follows MFG’s acquisition of Morrisons’ 337 forecourts and more than 350 acres of car parks in a deal seen as key to unlocking further charging growth in urban areas.
The company also confirmed it will deploy rapid chargers at the majority of Morrisons’ London locations by the end of 2025. All EV Power Hubs will be co-located with convenience stores and food-to-go offerings, a model MFG says improves user experience and operational efficiency.
