Strategic funding The EV Network has secured substantial capital, including £400M for property, land, and charging infrastructure, backed by a major sustainable fund. Sales opportunities include offering partnership-led, funded charging hub projects to landlords, fleet operators, and CPOs seeking turnkey IaaS solutions without upfront capital risk.

Global partnerships Active collaborations with blue-chip CPOs, brands like Duracell and Elektra Charge, and municipal partners such as Cheltenham Borough Council indicate a strong network effect. This signals opportunities to position EVN as the preferred integrator for multi-site, multi-operator charging ecosystems and cross-brand deployments.

Turnkey IaaS EVN offers end-to-end infrastructure as a service including site selection, retrofitting, greenfield hubs, financing, and operation. This is attractive to property owners, landlords, and fleet managers seeking rapid, risk-managed deployment with predictable operating models.

Strategic deployments Recent high-profile projects near NEC Birmingham, and new hubs in council partnerships indicate readiness for large-scale, high-traffic charging hubs. Opportunities exist to upsell expansion into hospitals, business parks, retail corridors, and event venues requiring ultrafast charging capacity.

Technology & partnerships Adoption of established tech stack and collaboration with major operators positions EVN to offer interoperable, standards-driven charging networks. Sales targets include CPOs seeking scalable integration, equipment manufacturers, and operators aiming to accelerate market presence through bundled hardware, software, and service packages.