A major UK electric vehicle charging company has sadly gone into administration after 12 years in operation. Known for providing charging infrastructure to big names like Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and Co-op, the company also partnered with international businesses such as Amazon and Microsoft. Despite a successful fundraising round last autumn, financial challenges persisted, and efforts to find a buyer in early 2026 failed. With no viable options left, 69 of the company’s 93 employees have been let go, while the remaining will help wrap up operations. The administrators aim to assist customers in transitioning to new suppliers and manage the company’s assets effectively. This development marks a significant shift in the EV charging landscape in the UK. Stay informed on this evolving story!
