EV charging can add £75,000 in revenue PER SPACE – and it won’t cost you a penny. All you need is a car park, and we’ll do the rest – driving people to your venue, increasing your revenue AND paying you rent for the privilege.
Electric vehicle charging for your car park, with no investment from you.
What’s this all about?
We all know that EV vehicles are the future, and right now we’re in the middle of a ‘landgrab’, where smart and savvy business and land owners are saying ‘yes’ to electric vehicle chargers, knowing that in the coming years, that decision will prove to be one of the smartest they ever made.
Think about it – in March 2022, electric vehicles made up 16.1% of all new registrations.
And that number will increase year on year, until 2030, when it’ll be 100%.
That’s a lot of electric cars, and – right now – the simple truth is we don’t have the infrastructure to charge all those cars.
But we’ll get there. And when you get in now, installing an electric charger at your premises, you become a go-to destination for EV drivers both now and in the future.
How can it be free?
Simple. We need the land. If you can supply it, we can both reap the benefits.
We pay you rent at £1,000 per space, per year, but that’s not where it ends.
Over the last couple of years, we’ve installed 40,000 chargers all over Europe, and many in several London boroughs, and the analysis shows that consumers spend an average of £21 in local amenities while their car is charging.
Add that up over the year, and that’s A LOT of additional revenue for your business.
Clearly the money for us is in the long-term revenue generated by the charging point, so we pay for EVERYTHING – the planning, construction, operation and maintenance.
If you were attempting to do it yourself, you could be looking at a six figure sum (plus hassle, time and stress), but we’ll take care of everything, leaving you free to concentrate on dealing with the increased level of business your charging point brings your way.
Aren’t there loads of charging points already?
Not ones that actually charge cars at any pace.
You might see chargers at supermarkets and local shops, and some of them might even be free.
They also operate at a snail’s pace – 8kW chargers will take 12 or so hours to charge a car, and even 50 kW chargers take four hours.
Put simply, that’s not quick enough. And it can’t sustain us in a future where everyone needs to charge their car.
The 300kW chargers we install will charge a car up to 80% in 15 minutes (and for context, those Tesla chargers you see at the service stations take 35).
The reality is that right now, the charging infrastructure isn’t fit for purpose, and will evolve swiftly towards these superfast chargers.
If you’ve already got them, and you’ve got customers using them, you’re in the boxseat.
Situation
Our client had plenty of car parking and wanted to be at the forefront of the EV revolution.
We secured for the Client:
- 6 Superfast charging bays
- £18,000 annual rent income
- Guaranteed annual rental increase at CPI (rate of inflation) Profit Share of 10%
- 20 year lease
- £75,000 yearly additional income from customers spending money in their facilities whilst their cars are charging.
Is your site right for EV charging?
If you:
Have a car park…
Are based in a populated area and have a decent flow of traffic…
Own your property, or have a landlord prepared to sign a lease…
…we should definitely talk, because the chances are your site will be perfect for EV charging.
We’ve installed chargers in a whole range of business car parks, from hotels to pubs, airports to car washes, and golf clubs to garden centres.
Why you need to act fast (and how to lock your competitors out)
As mentioned above, EV adoption is increasingly rapidly, and when we get to 2030, purchases of all non-electric vehicles will have been completely phased out.
Over the next eight years, the entire infrastructure will change, with fewer petrol stations and more electric charging points.
Which means that now is a bit of a ‘land grab’.
You see, right now, the National Grid can only support a limited number of superfast charging sites within each geographical area.
Which means that when you get your chargers installed, your competitor down the road is unlikely to be able to follow suit.
You’ll effectively have closed down their EV opportunity, and created a benefit in your business that they just can’t match.
FAQs
Electric vehicle charging for your car park with zero cost that can add £75,000 in revenue per space sounds fantastic, right? But we imagine you’ve got a few questions too, so we’ve answered those below…
Why choose EV Site?
We work with the biggest and best electric charging companies in Europe, and we’ve got a proven pedigree when it comes to installing successful sites.
Our primary partner has well over 1,000 customers, and over 50,000 charging points, so you’re not taking a gamble by going with us – you’re going with the tried, the tested, and the best.
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The next steps...
You already know that electric vehicles are the future, and fast becoming the present.
The only question is whether you want to be part of it.
And there really is no downside – you get a free asset that drives people into your business, and allows you to stand out from your closest competitors, who won’t be able to get in on the action once you’ve gone ahead.
If you’re keen to chat, here’s how it works:
- Fill in the form below
- We’ll jump on the phone, ask a few questions and if we’re both happy…
- We’ll come out and assess your site
- If we’re all still happy, we’ll approach the National Grid, make sure we can get the power, and then…
- We sign the agreement, and we get busy getting you business
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Who are we?
We’re EV Site, and we work with several electric vehicle charging companies, connecting them with businesses like you.
With decades of experience in site selection and property development, we’ve got the tools, skills and experience to deal with projects like this, taking on all the heavy lifting, so you can get on with doing what you do best.
Our managing director Alasdair Roycroft has owned and operated several businesses, including 30 mobile phone retail stores, which gives him a unique insight into the challenges facing retail and hospitality.