At a glance:
- 28 new EV chargers have been installed, including 12 50kW DC Rapid and 16 22kW AC Standard Plus, designed to meet a range of driver needs.
- Located near London City Airport and key retail and leisure destinations including Sainsbury’s, M&S, Boots, Decathlon and PureGym.
- Find and pay for charging with RAW in the Zapmap app, or pay with the Zapmap charging card.
RAW Charging ("RAW") has launched a new EV charging hub at Charlton Riverside in Southeast London, SE7 7ST.
The new hub at Charlton Riverside is designed to support shoppers, gym members and commuters alike. The site makes it easier for EV drivers to recharge while using nearby amenities, with a mix of Rapid and Standard Plus chargers offering flexibility for shorter stops and longer visits.
With one in three new vehicles sold in the UK now electric or hybrid, accessible EV charging infrastructure is increasingly important to support the capital’s net zero ambitions. The Charlton Riverside hub contributes to this transition by adding charging capacity in a location used by both local communities and visitors to London City Airport.
RAW Charging’s partnerships with landlords like Landsec, Aberdeeen and AVIVA Investors demonstrate its experience in delivering EV charging solutions at well-known retail and leisure destinations. These collaborations support RAW’s mission to connect places with infrastructure that makes sustainable travel more practical.
RAW Charging’s turnkey approach helps property owners make better use of underutilised land while supporting wider sustainability and ESG objectives. The Charlton Riverside installation builds on the company’s experience of delivering EV infrastructure at destinations across the UK.
EV drivers can find and navigate to RAW chargers by using the Zapmap app, and can pay for their charging session either directly in the app or with the Zapmap charging card.
Jason Simpson, CEO, RAW Charging, said:
“We are pleased to open our latest EV charging hub at Charlton Riverside, adding important charging capacity in a well-connected part of southeast London. With 28 new bays, the site gives drivers convenient access to reliable charging while supporting the continued shift towards lower-emission transport.”
