EV charging provider Source has partnered with business mobility provider Radius, giving Radius cardholders access to Source’s DC fast charging hubs across the UK and Ireland.

Radius customers can now charge at Source’s EV charging hubs using their existing RFID cards, with no need for new accounts or apps. Costs are consolidated through Radius’s Velocity management platform, giving managers full visibility of charging expenditures.

Source plans to open 300 fast EV charging hubs across the UK and Ireland by 2030. All Source’s chargers deliver at least 150 kW of power.  All are powered by renewable energy and use technology from TotalEnergies and infrastructure from SSE.

Radius is a fleet mobility provider that has some 500,000 cards in circulation, providing access to EV charging stations across the UK motorway network.

“Fleet operators who have chosen a roaming provider want charging that fits seamlessly within their existing setup—no fuss, no disruption to how they already operate,” said Alice Aprile-Smith, Head of Partnerships and Business Development at Source. “Radius cardholders can pull into any Source hub and charge as they normally would, while their fleet manager gets the same consolidated billing they’re used to.”

“Our partnership with Source further strengthens the Radius EV network, giving businesses greater access to fast EV charging across key routes in the UK and Ireland,” said Andy Higgins, EV Network Manager at Radius. “As a strategically located network, Source helps fleets and long-distance drivers move between destinations with convenient charging where it’s needed.”

Source: Radius