Not long ago, offering EV charging at a hotel was seen as an added bonus, a way to stand out to a small group of early adopters. Fast forward to 2025, and things have changed. With EV adoption surging across the UK, charging has become as essential to the guest experience as free Wi-Fi or complimentary toiletries.

Earlier this year, the Polestar 3 set a new Guinness World Record by travelling an incredible 581 miles on a single charge. Milestones like this show just how far EV technology has come, and they’re reshaping how drivers think about charging.

Go Zero, a leading destination-focused EV charging company, today announced that it has secured a new debt financing facility of up to £100 million with a strategic partner. The funding will enable Go Zero to accelerate the expansion of its EV charging network across key hotel and hospitality locations in the UK.

The clocks go back, the mornings feel crisp, and the roads start to gather their first layer of fallen leaves. Autumn in the UK is a beautiful season, but it can also make driving a little more challenging, especially if you’re behind the wheel of an electric vehicle.

Yesterday, Andy Taylor and David Wells represented Go Zero at the BVRLA Parliamentary Reception at the Pavilion Terrace in the House of Commons. 

Over the past few years, I've had countless conversations with hotel owners and general managers across the UK. Most of them begin with a simple question: "Do we really need EV chargers yet?" The answer is no longer up for debate. It's not a question of whether your hotel needs EV charging. It's a question of what it’s costing you not to have it.