Believ in the news

Believ's CEO Guy Bartlett explains how local authorities can ensure EV charge point sites effectively meet community needs despite various deployment challenges.

Believ offered free EV charging in Tower Hamlets on World EV Day and is expanding its EV charging network there to support residents.

Brighton & Hove's public EV charging network is transitioning from Blink Charging UK to Believ and Char.gy starting October 15, 2026, with both new operators also expanding the city's charging infrastructure.

Believ is partnering with Devon and Torbay Councils to install 1,300 EV charge points across the region, targeting residents without private charging access.

Believ obtained Street Works Access code to accelerate on-street EV charger installation, reducing costs by £4,000 per unit and cutting delivery times by half.

Believ is partnering with Firehouse Oxford to develop a fully funded, ultra-rapid EV charging hub with six bays near the A40 in Witney, operational by Q1 2027.

UrbanChain and Believ formed a 300m clean energy partnership to power Believ's EV charging network expansion with transparently sourced, local renewable energy.

Believ extended its three-year energy supply deal with UrbanChain for traceable, locally matched renewable electricity for its UK EV charging network, improving price stability and energy provenance.

UrbanChain has extended its renewable energy partnership with Believ for three years, providing traceable, locally matched renewable electricity for Believ's expanding EV charging network.

UrbanChain extended its three-year renewable energy agreement with Believ to power its national EV charging network with traceable, locally matched clean electricity.

Hampshire County Council awarded Believ a major contract to roll out extensive EV charging infrastructure across the county.

Hampshire County Council selected Believ to deploy over 17,000 public EV chargers with a US$120 million investment, making it the largest LEVI contract.

Believ is rolling out 200 EV chargers in Telford & Wrekin, expanding its charging network and supporting local decarbonization efforts.

Believ is rolling out 200 EV chargepoints across Telford & Wrekin Council's public car parks to decarbonize transport and support electric mobility.

Believ selected Yunex Traffic as its UK warranty and service partner to maintain its expanding electric vehicle charging network across the country.

Believ is collaborating with Plymouth City Council to install hundreds of new on-street EV charging points by 2028.

RL Commercial partners with Believ, an EV charging network, to champion sustainable practices in sports and community engagement.

A joint venture between Liberty Global and Zouk Capital has secured £300 million to deploy 30,000 new electric vehicle charging stations across the UK.

EV charge point operator Liberty Charge has rebranded as Believ to signal its move into the business sector and its commitment to scaling UK charging infrastructure.

Liberty Charge warns that current government funding is insufficient to meet the UK's 2030 EV infrastructure targets and advocates for private sector investment.