In Pictures: char.gy Wins 11 LEVI Contracts to Install 60,000 On-Street EV Chargers Across England

Close-up of a charging port on an electric vehicle, the infrastructure at the heart of char.gy's LEVI rollout.

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A driver plugs in for a top-up, the kind of everyday kerbside charging the LEVI contracts aim to expand beyond London.

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Rows of EVs charging at a public station, illustrating the scale of infrastructure the 60,000-socket plan will deliver.

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Public charging sessions like this are set to become far more common across England under the char.gy deal.

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With more than 70% of kerbside chargers concentrated in London, the new contracts are designed to spread investment nationwide.

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Dedicated parking bays will accompany the new on-street charge points funded through the LEVI scheme.

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The expanded network promises to make charging practical for drivers without off-street parking.

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On-street charging is central to the government's plan to rebalance EV infrastructure away from the capital.

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Demand for accessible charging continues to grow as more drivers switch to electric vehicles.

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