We Power The Future

MFG forecourts will be the place for high speed, convenient, ultra-rapid top-up charging alongside a convenient retail and ‘food to go’ offering.

Our 2030 Targets

We recognise the world is changing and that there will be a transition towards electric vehicles (EV) and low carbon fuels. Our aspiration at MFG is to lead that change in line with government ambitions.

500+sites installed with ultra-rapid chargers

Investing £400+million in our EV strategy

Installing 3,000+ ultra-rapid 150kW & 300kW chargers at our sites

Our EV Strategy

MFG’s dual-fuel strategy involves proactively developing its infrastructure in anticipation of the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs), complementing its existing fuel and retail business to facilitate a seamless transition to a cleaner environment. The £400 million investment in EVs is entirely self-funded, derived from the cash generated by the existing business.

As of 2023, MFG has successfully installed over 550 ultra-rapid chargers, ranging from 150 kW to 300 kW, across more than 130 sites—the highest number in the independent forecourt sector. Leveraging our ultra-rapid 150 kW and 300 kW chargers, a vehicle capable of such charging speeds can add 100 miles of range in approximately 10 minutes.

In our commitment to ensuring an effortless, secure, and dependable charging experience for drivers, MFG provides multiple chargers on our EV charging hubs.

 

MFG EV Power – Key Features

Ultra-Rapid

Our 150kW chargers can deliver up to 100 miles charge in 10 minutes.

Simple

No subscription, no connection charge: just simply 79p/kWh. Pay using contactless or through our App.

Clean

Our ultra-rapid hubs use electricity which is certified 100% renewable energy.

Support

Need help? We’re always here on our free 24/7 driver support helpline.

Call: 0808 175 9030

MFG EV Power FAQ’s

How do I pay?

To make charging easy, all chargers on our network support contactless payment. In addition, drivers can also use the MFG Connect App and various roaming providers.

How much does it cost?

Our current tariff is £0.79 per kWh. If you are a roaming customer, rates may vary, please check with your service provider.

What speed are MFG EV Power chargers?

As an ultra-rapid charging network, we’re here to provide fast, reliable DC charging. At our hubs, we currently operate 150kW and 300kW chargers. There are also a number of 50kW chargers across our network at smaller locations.

Is MFG EV Power sustainable?

All of our ultra-rapid hubs use electricity which is REGO certified 100% renewable.

How many electric vehicle chargers will there be at each site?

At our EV charging hubs, you can expect to find between 4-8 ultra-rapid charging bays.

Where can I find my nearest MFG EV Power charging Hub?

The easiest way to find our charging sites is through the MFG Connect App.

How many EV hubs are you planning on building?

We aim to install over 3,000 ultra-rapid chargers by 2030, and ultimately, we want to electrify our entire forecourt network.

How long will it take to charge my car?

A car charging at the full 150 kW speed can add approximately 100 miles of range in 10 minutes. Exact charging times can vary depending on your vehicle’s maximum charging speed and its respective charging curve.

Which electric vehicles can use the MFG EV Power chargers?

Our ultra-rapid chargers are suitable for all vehicles which use CCS or CHAdeMO charging connectors.

Do I need to stay with my car whilst it charges?

No. You can use the MFG Connect App to monitor your charging progress while enjoying the on-site facilities. However, drivers should adhere to on-site parking policies and not remain in charging bays after charging has completed.

Public Charge Point Regulations – Reliability

Charge point operators must ensure they meet the reliability requirement, which requires their rapid public charge points to be available 99% of the time. This will be measured as an average (mean) across a charge point operator’s rapid network of public charge points.

MFG will update our FAQ’s reporting our uptime on a rolling 12 month period.

Uptime = 99.52% (Dec23 – Nov24)

Public Charge Point Regulations – Open Data

The regulations require that charge point operators make available reference data and availability data for each electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE).

If you would like to make a request to access this data please reach out to us.

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