Gridserve doubles rapid-charge bays at A303 Solstice Park hub
Gridserve has doubled its Solstice Park Electric Super Hub near Amesbury on the A303 from eight to 16 ultra-rapid charging bays.

Gridserve has doubled ultra-rapid capacity at its Solstice Park hub near Amesbury from eight to 16 bays, adding four 180kW-capable chargers alongside the existing 350kW units, per Gridserve. The site sits on the A303, the main pinch-point route linking London to Devon and Cornwall, so bay capacity there is a genuine constraint on EV fleet journeys west — not just a driver-experience nicety. The 350kW hardware can add up to 100 miles in around ten minutes, and Gridserve says the extra provision is designed to help reduce waiting times; doubling the bays should ease queues on peak travel days, though whether it holds up through summer bank holidays remains to be seen.
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