Radius has announced a new partnership with GRIDSERVE, the UK’s nationwide electric vehicle (EV) charging operator, significantly expanding access to ultra-rapid charging for a potential 500,000 Radius EV charge cardholders.

Now live, the integration enables Radius customers to use their existing RFID charge cards across GRIDSERVE’s network of more than 200 ultra-rapid EV charging locations. This includes its Electric Super Hubs, which cover approximately 85% of the UK motorway network, as well as its flagship Electric Forecourts.

As a leading provider of fuel, fleet and mobility solutions, Radius supports businesses of all sizes in managing their mobility. This partnership reinforces both companies' shared commitment to accelerate the transition to zero-emission transport, while ensuring customers benefit from simple, scalable and cost-effective charging solutions.

When discussing the partnership, Andy Higgins, EV Network Manager at Radius, said: “Fleets across the UK are under increasing pressure to decarbonise, but they need practical solutions that don’t add complexity. By integrating GRIDSERVE into the Radius platform, we are expanding access to a highly reliable, nationwide ultra-rapid charging network. Our customers can now charge more conveniently on the routes they use most, all through a single card and consolidated invoice. This marks an important step in enabling businesses to electrify with confidence, while maintaining full visibility and control over their mobility spend.”

Rebecca Trebble, Chief Customer Officer at GRIDSERVE, added: “We are delighted to be working with Radius to make our charging network even more accessible to fleet customers. Businesses require charging that is fast, reliable and easy to use, particularly across key transport routes. Our network is designed to deliver exactly that, supporting fleet operators as they transition to electric vehicles at scale.”

Find out more about EV charging at GRIDSERVE with Radius.