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Did you know? Since 2020, the global market share of electric vehicles has more than tripled.

The problem? Charging infrastructure is lagging far behind EV adoption.

The good news? There’s a solution. Meet VoltShare 👋 — a company tackling the EV charging gap. VoltShare equips places like hotels and golf resorts with high-quality chargers at competitive prices. And for drivers, the VoltShare app makes it simple to find charging points by location, availability, and price.

What makes them unique?

Beyond tapping into a booming market, VoltShare stands out with its pay-as-you-go model. Instead of the usual hefty upfront cost (often £4,000+ per charger), businesses pay around £1,000 for installation, then only get charged when the chargers are actually used — no monthly fees.

How does this benefit vendors? ➕

Pay-as-you-go brings real financial flexibility, making EV charging accessible to businesses of all sizes — from small independent hotels to large resorts. It removes the hassle of ongoing management and avoids the burden of big upfront costs or fixed monthly fees. Many venues are already turning VoltShare into a new revenue stream, earning directly from every charging session. On top of that, businesses can set their own pricing per charge, giving them complete control over profit margins and the ability to tailor costs to their market.

Any concerns?🤔

Very few. Some users have mentioned that payouts through the app aren’t always instant, though in most cases funds arrive within the expected timeframe. Like any tech, chargers can sometimes experience hiccups — but VoltShare has a responsive support team in place to resolve issues quickly and minimise downtime. Overall, the feedback suggests these are minor bumps rather than major roadblocks.

How well are they doing? 📈

VoltShare raised £500K in growth funding last June from seed-stage investor SFC Capital and has since expanded its team significantly. This growth has fueled faster development, wider operations, and stronger 24/7 support for clients. Looking ahead, VoltShare aims to become the UK’s leading EV charging provider — expanding into shared office car parks, residential block solutions, and even fleet management.

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