
24th April 2025
InstaVolt powers up Bishopston with new ultra-rapid chargers
We are thrilled to announce an exciting new InstaVolt site at the Co-op on Gloucester Road in Bishopston, Bristol. Located along one of the UK’s most iconic high streets—renowned for its vibrant community, independent businesses and artistic flair—this new ultra-rapid charging site is perfectly positioned for EV drivers travelling in and around the city.
Whether you’re heading into the city centre, commuting to one of Bristol’s two major universities, or enjoying a day out along Gloucester Road’s stretch of cafés, restaurants and shops, this new InstaVolt site gives drivers fast, convenient access to EV charging with all the perks of local amenities close by. It also provides a vital boost for electric vehicle drivers moving through one of the city’s busiest residential and student hubs.
Key features you will find on the site:
- Two ultra-rapid chargers now available with up to 160kW charge so you can power up and get back on the road in as little as 20 minutes
- Prime location – Just off the A38 with easy access to the M32 and city centre
- On site feature – Co-op convenience store
- Nearby Amenities – FED 313, Lona Grill House, The Lazy Dog pub, Gloucester Road’s cafés and shops
- Universities – Just a short distance from University of Bristol and University of the West of England (UWE) campuses
- Reliability – Industry-leading uptime and 24/7 support
- Convenience – Contactless payment with major debit and credit cards, Apple Pay, Android Pay, American Express, and roaming cards
- Smart features – Use the InstaVolt app to track charging history, locate stations, and earn rewards
A Greener Charge – Powered by 100% Renewable Energy
As part of InstaVolt’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, every charge at our Bishopston site is powered by 100% renewable energy—supporting the UK’s net zero goals.
Spring Charging with InstaVolt
With the evenings getting lighter, why not make the most of InstaVolt’s extended off-peak hours? Instavolt app users can enjoy lower charging rates between 8pm and 7am—ideal if you’re out for dinner on Gloucester Road, catching up with friends, or heading home from a late study session at the library.
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