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    New High-Speed EV Chargers Installed at M4’s Pont Abraham Services

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMarch 26, 2025No Comments
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    Roadchef, one of the UK’s leading motorway service operators, has unveiled six new high-powered 360kW electric vehicle chargers at its Pont Abraham site on the M4 at junction 49.

    These latest additions feature 360kW charging capability and CCS connectors, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of electric vehicles. With a charge rate of up to 360kW, drivers can rapidly charge their vehicles, significantly reducing downtime during their journey.

    In addition to the charging facilities, visitors to Pont Abraham Services can take advantage of a range of amenities, including 2 hours free parking, free Wi-Fi and a selection of shopping and dining options, making their charging experience both quick and convenient.

    A recent report from the UK Parliament’s public accounts committee highlights the disparities in provision of EV charging infrastructure. Roadchef’s expansion at Pont Abraham directly addresses this issue by strengthening Wales’ charging network and adding to the  678 rapid and ultra-rapid charge points available across the country.

    With the electric vehicle market continuing to grow, as highlighted by the SMMT, Roadchef’s continued investment in charging infrastructure is a crucial step in future-proofing Britain’s roads.

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