Radius accelerates EV charging expansion
16 July 2026
Radius continues to expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging network, strengthening its position as one of Europe’s fastest-growing EV mobility providers and ensuring fleet customers have reliable access to charging infrastructure as the transition to sustainable mobility accelerates.
Over the past 12 months, Radius added more than 220,000 charging points to its European roaming network. Growth focused on core markets, including the UK (20,000), Belgium (90,000), Germany (30,000), and the Netherlands (40,000). In Portugal, the network expanded from zero to 18,000 locations. This targeted approach continues to reduce range anxiety and support efficient cross-border fleet operations.
Expansion was driven by the addition of 16 new roaming partners. Key contributors include GreenFlux (+70,000 charge points), Allego (+32,000), and Monta (+34,500) across Europe. The network also incorporates over 3,000 InstaVolt and more than 2,000 Gridserve charge points throughout the UK. A further partnership with Milence added 274 specialist truck-charging stations, supporting the electrification of heavy goods vehicles across Europe.
Radius has also recently partnered with Source, which plans to open 300 ultra-rapid charging hubs across the UK and Ireland by 2030. All Source hubs will feature chargers of at least 150kW, enabling drivers to “charge and go” in around 15 minutes and further strengthening the accessibility and reliability of the Radius charging network.
Customer adoption continues to increase across the network, with 42.6 million kWh charged via Radius cards over the past 12 months. Belgium accounted for 30 million kWh of this total, representing a 100% year-on-year increase and demonstrating both rapid market electrification and the strength of the Radius solution.
Jonathan Haseler, Divisional Chief Executive Officer - Fuel & EV, commented:
“Fleet electrification is accelerating across Europe and businesses need partners that can scale with them. Through strategic partnerships, continued investment in our charging network, and the recent launch of Radius One across Europe — bringing fuel and EV charging together into a single integrated solution — Radius is focused on making fleet mobility more connected, accessible, and commercially efficient for customers operating across multiple markets.”
To explore this in more detail, Jonathan Haseler, Divisional CEO Fuel & EV, Kate Hawkins, Director of Customer Account Management, Fuel and Matt Kirby, Managing Director, EV recently joined us for a new episode of Radius Spotlight.
Watch the full episode here
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