Vauxhall and EV charging company JOLT are launching an initiative offering free charging to all Vauxhall electric vehicle drivers in London.
From 3rd February to 2nd March 2025, the he partnership offers free charging at over 40 JOLT EV units in London for Vauxhall electric vehicle owners.
Strategically placed in urban centres, JOLT’s charging units are designed to boost EV adoption, support local economies, and reduce emissions. The campaign, promoting the launch of Vauxhall’s Grandland Electric, highlights the benefits of accessible, free charging while showcasing Vauxhall’s latest electric model.
Some 60% of households lack driveways in London with te partnership highlighting the ongoing need for affordable access to charging.
Each JOLT unit also provides all EV drivers with up to 7 kilowatt-hours of free daily charging, along with affordable rates for additional charging.
John Rainford, UK Country Manager at JOLT, said:
“This collaboration is just the beginning. This campaign not only provides affordable and sustainable charging solutions, but also integrates high-impact advertising to drive positive change,” said
“Public-private partnerships like this are key to overcoming the challenges of climate change and improving air quality. With the right policies and infrastructure, councils can create equitable access to sustainable transport, making electric driving an achievable reality for all.
“We’re empowering communities, boosting local economies, generating revenue for local authorities, and offering valuable support to local businesses and charities. Together with Vauxhall, we’re proving that innovation and collaboration can accelerate the UK’s transition to a cleaner, greener future.”
James Taylor, Managing Director, Vauxhall, said:
“Access to on-street charging continues to be a hot topic to ensure the UK can continue along its electrification journey. In partnership with JOLT, Vauxhall is continuing to support electric vehicle drivers, offering free charging for any Vauxhall electric vehicle customer visiting a JOLT unit. We’re committed to electrifying Britain and look forward to seeing even more innovative on-street charging solutions for drivers to make their day-to-day journeys.”
