NewMotion is to partner with Aldi, to provide electric vehicle (EV) charging points at all new store locations across the UK.

The move will add 140 chargers to the UK public network, with the potential of more to follow to match rising customer demand.

Aldi will also install charge points at its headquarters in Atherstone to encourage and support the uptake of sustainable driving.

The NewMotion charge points will support charging speeds of up 22 kW, significantly higher, maintains NewMotion, than the 7kW chargers generally available. This will ensure Aldi’s EV infrastructure is future-proofed to accommodate newer EV models, which will have bigger battery sizes and support greater charging speeds.

“We are scaling up our offering in the UK to make EV charging easy and accessible for a growing number of drivers,” said NewMotion UK GM, Alan McCleave.

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“Now is the perfect time for retailers and commercial businesses to invest in their charging infrastructure.”

In Europe, the average EV adoption rate was 6.5% in the first quarter of this year. The UK registered an adoption rate of 6% in January.

Access to good charging infrastructure is key for drivers when making the switch to electric, a concern held by 45% of drivers according to recent research by NewMotion.

Aldi will also be able to use NewMotion’s new online platform, Business Hub to monitor, analyse and control all aspects of its charging infrastructure. As well as remote access management, tariff setting, cost allocation and other smart charging features, NewMotion’s Business Hub offers businesses real-time data and insights on costs of EV fleets and charging infrastructure.

NewMotion has ten years experience of working with businesses to provide bespoke EV charging solutions. It designs, builds and supports smart charging solutions for business charging, home charging and charging on-the-go.

Its services include charge points and a mobile app and charge card, providing access to 155,000 charge points in more than 35 countries.