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Source partners with Zapmap

Source has joined Zapmap as a payment partner, giving EV drivers another way to pay at the charging company's ultra-rapid charging hubs across the UK.
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Alec Peachey

Source has joined Zapmap as a payment partner, giving EV drivers another way to pay at the charging company’s ultra-rapid charging hubs across the UK.

Zapmap users can add a credit or debit card to their account and use it to pay for EV charging, providing a simple way to pay across over 80,000 chargers across more than 50 networks from within the familiar Zapmap app, or with a tap of the Zapmap charging card. 

Source plans to open 300 ultra-rapid charging hubs across the UK and Ireland by 2030. All hubs feature at least 150kW chargers, allowing drivers to add substantial range in around 15 minutes for most vehicles.

Every Source hub is built around a 99%+ uptime target, backed by smart monitoring and real-time availability updates so drivers can check a charger’s status before arriving. Sites are powered by renewable energy and support contactless payment as standard.

Alice Aprile-Smith, Head of Partnerships and Business Development at Source, said:

“Since launching in 2025, we’ve focused on giving drivers as many straightforward ways as possible to charge with us. Joining Zapmap as a pay partner puts our ultra-rapid hubs in front of its community of more than a million engaged EV drivers, and gives them one more simple way to pay when they charge with Source.”

Melanie Shuflebotham, Co-founder and COO,  Zapmap, said:

“We’re delighted that Zapmap is now a part of Source’s focus on ensuring that charging is as straightforward and accessible as possible for all: a great result for both current and future EV drivers. 

“As the network continues to grow, Zapmap users will be able to locate Source chargers, view live availability status, alongside pricing and community feedback as well as now having the option to pay via the app or charging card.”

The partnership adds to the growing number of ways Source is making public EV charging easier for drivers, from its network of roaming partners to the SourceConnect app, which lets users locate available hubs in real time, start a charge by scanning a QR code, and track their session live.

Image courtesy of Source / Zapmap.

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