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evyve UK store locations
What evyve is
evyve is a UK public EV charging network that installs funded rapid and ultra-rapid chargers at pubs, retail parks and business parks, positioned as a simple flat-rate pay-as-you-go product with no subscription.
Price tier: Value
Ownership: A joint venture between Peel NRE, part of the Peel L&P property and infrastructure group, and EVY Infrastructure Partners Limited, operating through Evyve Services Limited. Every site is owned and operated by evyve on land hosted by partners including Greene King and Peel's own retail parks, with no franchise model.
Formats: Rapid (mostly 75kW) and ultra-rapid (150-300kW) charging hosted at pubs and restaurants, retail parks and destination hubs, business parks and some roadside sites, with a small number of 22kW AC sites. Sites are open 24 hours.
Growth: Growing organically through funded host partnerships, including sites on its parent group's own property, backed by development finance to accelerate the rollout of DC and ultra-rapid chargers, alongside a widening layer of roaming and car-maker partnerships.
How many evyve stores are there in each region of the UK?
| North West | 43 |
| East Midlands | 37 |
| West Midlands | 28 |
| South East | 27 |
| East of England | 23 |
| South West | 17 |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | 16 |
| North East | 10 |
| Scotland | 7 |
| Greater London | 7 |
| Wales | 3 |
Who evyve competes with in the UK
Competitor set arrives with the brand profile.
How many evyve charging locations are there in the UK?
219 charging locations as at November 2026.
Who owns evyve?
evyve is a joint venture between Peel NRE, part of Peel L&P, and EVY Infrastructure Partners Limited. The operating company is Evyve Services Limited.
Where are most evyve charging locations?
The network began in Greater Manchester and the North West, still its heaviest concentration, and now extends nationally.
Do you need a subscription to charge with evyve?
No. Charging is pay-as-you-go by contactless or the evyve app, with cheaper app rates and a lower weekend rate, plus partner rates for some car makers. Charging can also be paid through Zapmap, Octopus Electroverse and Allstar fuel cards.