Evolt Network (Swarco E.Connect)
Headquarters — · operates in GB
Evolt Network has 226 public EV chargers across GB and DE. Most are slower AC chargers, suitable for destination or overnight charging.
How Evolt Network (Swarco E.Connect) fits in
- Peak DC power
- 300 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
- —
- Operating regions
- GB
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The Evolt Network operates 226 public charging points across Great Britain and Germany. It is primarily a slower AC network, best suited for destination, workplace, or overnight charging.
Evolt's network comprises 226 public charging points. The majority, 155 chargers, operate at speeds under 50 kW. These are typically Type 2 connectors, ideal for topping up while you are parked at a destination, your workplace, or overnight.
For drivers needing faster charging, Evolt offers 58 rapid chargers between 50 kW and 149 kW. There are 13 ultra-rapid chargers capable of speeds above 150 kW. These faster options are less common on the network.
Drivers will encounter several connector types: Type 2 (socket only), CCS (Type 2), CHAdeMO, and Type 2 (tethered connectors). Most sites use Type 2 sockets. The busiest locations in our database are Solihull with 18 chargers, Cardiff with 15, and Bury St Edmunds with 9.
This network is not built for rapid road trips. Focus on its strengths: convenient charging while your vehicle is parked for extended periods. Always check the pricing displayed on the unit or in an app before you start charging.
- How many charging points does Evolt Network have?
- The Evolt Network has 226 public charging points listed in our database. These are located across Great Britain and Germany.
- What kind of charging speeds can I expect?
- The network is predominantly slower AC charging, with 155 points under 50 kW. There are also 58 rapid chargers (50-149 kW) and 13 ultra-rapid chargers (150 kW+).
- Is this network suitable for fast charging on long journeys?
- No, this network is predominantly for slower AC charging. It is best used for destination, workplace, or overnight charging rather than rapid charging during long road trips.
- What connector types are available?
- You can expect to find Type 2 (socket only), CCS (Type 2), CHAdeMO, and Type 2 (tethered connector) options across the network.
- Where are the busiest Evolt Network locations?
- Based on our data, the busiest towns for Evolt chargers are Solihull with 18 points, Cardiff with 15, and Bury St Edmunds with 9 points.