MFG is accelerating the expansion of its London EV charging network with new ultra rapid hubs and expansions to three existing hubs.
The news is reported on the Zapmap website and has been confirmed by MFG.
The new EV Power ultra-rapid hubs (equipped with 300-400 KWH chargers) will open across the capital this year, equating to a 30%-plus increase in the Top 50 Indies’ network within the M25.
Zapmap says MFG’s EV Power business is now the largest open ultra rapid charging network in the UK – with chargers that can deliver up to 100 miles of charge in 10 minutes.
MFG will be developing five EV Power Hubs on Morrisons car parks in London. This offer will complement MFG’s network of rapid chargers, which are also being installed on the majority of Morrisons’ London supermarkets – EV Power facilities will be at 300 Morrisons supermarkets across the country by the end of 2025.
MFG’s EV Power Hubs in London will be equipped with an average of seven bays per hub across the following locations: MFG St Pauls Cray (open); MFG Bush Hill, A10 (open); MFG Leyton, A112 (open); Morrisons Hatch End (open); Morrisons Palmers Green (open); MFG Goodmayes, Ilford (open with expanded hub opening this year); Morrisons Borehamwood, A1 (opening 2025); Morrisons London Stratford (opening 2025); Morrisons Queensbury (opening 2025) and MFG Herds, Sunbury on Thames (opening 2025).
The expansion supports MFG’s goal to help address charging accessibility in high-demand urban areas. This is particularly relevant inside the M25 where the uptake of EV cars is strong, driven by clean air initiatives such as ULEZ/London Congestion Charge.
The London expansion is part of MFG’s wider £400m investment commitment into EV infrastructure by 2030. MFG has already installed c.1,000 ultra-rapid chargers in over 200 locations and in 2025 alone MFG is investing c.£170m upgrading its network of forecourts.
Martin Symes, director of EV at MFG, says: “London is a key focus for our EV charging infrastructure investment, as we continue to see high demand for reliable, high-speed charging across the UK but particularly in the capital. By expanding existing sites and bringing new hubs online, we are ensuring EV drivers have access to the ultra-rapid facilities they need, helping to make EV ownership more convenient and accessible.”
