Norwich unveiled as location for Gridserve's latest EV pit stop

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GRIDSERVE opened the UK's first electric forecourt in Essex last year. CREDIT: GRIDSERVE
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GRIDSERVE opened the UK's first electric forecourt in Essex last year. CREDIT: GRIDSERVE

The firm's new Compact Electric Forecourt will help drivers in the area make the switch to electric vehicles

Norwich has become the latest city to welcome an electric-only service station, after Gridserve opened its new state-of-the-art Compact Electric Forecourt on the outskirts of the city. Described as...

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