Date: 03 February 2021 Â Â |Â Â Author: Sean Keywood
Fuel card firm Allstar has expanded its EV charging network through a new partnership with charging company Gronn Kontakt.
The deal means 110 chargers, across 47 sites, are added to Allstar s One Electric network, which now comprises more than 3,700 chargers across more than 1,500 locations.
Gronn Kontakt is the eighth addition to Allstar s multi-brand network.
Allstar says its expanding network will support increased fleet electrification, with its own customer research showing 30% of its customers already have EVs in place, with a further 65% of businesses planning to add EVs to their fleets over the next three years.
Paul Holland (pictured), managing director of UK fuel at Allstar s parent company Fleetcor UK, said: Clearly there has been some fantastic momentum gained in the electric vehicle movement in recent times.Â
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