Extra MSA is making a further commitment to the EV transition through extending its partnership with IONITY. It will grow from 60 350kW ultra-rapid charge points to a total of 234 provided by across its eight MSAs in England.
24 350kW ultra-rapid IONITY charge points are now live at Extra motorway services at Cambridge (A14(M11), J24), Cobham (M25 J9/10) and Peterborough Services (A1(M) J17 & A605).
The company will also be expanding its EV capability across Leeds Skelton Lake (M1 J45), Blackburn (M65 J4) and Baldock Services (A1(M) J10) from now until the end of the year.
IONITY shares a live data partnership with Zapmap, meaning that users of the Zapmap app can find and view the live status and availability of all of its charge points at any time.
Payment for IONITY charge points can be made easily directly in the Zapmap app or with the new Zapmap charging card.
Tom Dobson, CEO at Extra MSA Group, said:
“IONITY’s 350kW ultra-fast charge points are some of the highest-powered and most economical facilities available, reflecting our commitment to investing in the best possible customer experience.
“We look forward to continuing to work with IONITY and other partners to ensure that we are leading the way in creating an EV-friendly motorway network, which meets the needs of drivers both today and in future.”
Andreas Atkins, Country Manager UK & Ireland at IONITY, said:
“We’ve been partnered with Extra MSA for many years, leading the way in delivering the highest standard of infrastructure on some of the UK’s busiest roads. Increasing to 24 350kW chargers at Cambridge, Cobham and Peterborough shows the demand for more sustainable travel, and aligns with our commitment to more than double the number of publicly available stations and charging points in the UK for the third consecutive year.
“By continuing to expand our ultra-rapid charging infrastructure at key locations across the UK, EV drivers can feel assured they’ll have access to convenient, reliable, affordable power to fuel their electric travel across Europe, all powered by 100% renewable energy.”
