Companies using Radius fuel, and charge cards now have access to Arnold Clark Charge (ACC) EV chargers.
The deal means ACC joins the ranks of networks available to the 500,000+ drivers with a Radius card alongside Fastned, Osprey, Instavolt, BP Pulse, MFG’s EV Power, and Gridserve.
Arnold Clark Charge was begun by the Scottish car dealership chain in 2024 as part of a £30m EV investment and has quickly expanded, hosting over 400 charging spots at more than 60 locations, becoming the country’s biggest ultra-rapid chargepoint provider in the process.
The firm offers bookable and turn-up-and-charge options, plus free coffee, while electricity from its devices costs just 55p per kWh, well below the sector average.
Pablo Levi, group sustainability manager at Arnold Clark comments:
“Partnering with Radius allows us to extend the reach of Arnold Clark Charge to even more fleet operators and EV drivers across the UK, while maintaining our focus on delivering a high-quality charging experience.
Andy Higgins, EV network manager for Radius adds: “This partnership gives fleet operators and drivers even more choice and coverage across the UK, helping them reduce costs, minimise downtime and transition to electric vehicles with confidence.”
