InstaVolt touts plans for 30-strong EV charging hub near Stonehenge

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Artist impression of Chicklade EV charging hub | Credit: InstaVolt
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Artist impression of Chicklade EV charging hub | Credit: InstaVolt

Firm to begin construction of new ultra-rapid charging station on the A303 in Wiltshire next month

InstaVolt has entered into a 40-year lease to build a new ultra-rapid charging hub in Wiltshire capable of hosting up to 30 electric vehicles (EVs) at a time, alongside an onsite café and farm shop...

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