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Glossary

EV Infrastructure

Meaning:

EV infrastructure covers the physical hardware and grid systems that enable electric vehicle charging, from 3kW home wallboxes to 400kW+ motorway rapid chargers. In the UK, it spans workplace, depot, on-street and en-route networks, all supported by smart grid management.

News & Articles

18th Aug 2026

What Megawatt Charging is and why it matters for HGV depot planning

The Megawatt Charging System (MCS) has been in development since 2018, but it remained a work in progress until early 2026, when the industry body behind it published the first formal technical standard for MCS. This sets out how the...

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5th Aug 2026

Is the UK’s Charging Network Keeping Up With Demand? New Data Says Yes

One question comes up regularly when we’re talking to businesses about EV infrastructure investment: “is the public charging network actually reliable enough to support a serious transition?” It’s a fair concern, and new research gives a fairly direct answer. Zapmap...

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5th Aug 2026

Fleet EV Growth Hits New Highs As Almost One in Three New Cars Fully Electric (2026 statistics)

The latest registration numbers from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) confirm that EV uptake is picking up speed, with fleet adoption driving much of the surge. The headline stats June 2026 has been a strong month for...

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