Evyve accelerates EV charging rollout with Monta partnership
- 19 January 2026
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Evyve is powering up growth across its EV charging network with the help of EV charging platform Monta. The EV charging network owner and operator will deploy Monta’s
Evyve is powering up growth across its EV charging network with the help of EV charging platform Monta. The EV charging network owner and operator will deploy Monta’s
Evyve is powering up growth across its EV charging network with the help of EV charging platform Monta.

The EV charging network owner and operator will deploy Monta’s intelligent end-to-end charging management system across its network of 350 rapid and ultra-rapid charge points across the UK.
The partnership equips Evyve with real-time monitoring and advanced energy management as reliability standards and uptime expectations rise across the UK’s charging sector.
This supports Evyve’s focus on “reliability-first” operations as it accelerates its rollout towards 1,000 rapid and ultra-rapid charge points across the UK by 2028, focusing on retail and leisure destinations, business parks and restaurants nationwide.
The partnership will see Monta provide comprehensive charge point management software, including back-end operations, driver-facing payment solutions and roaming capabilities.
Evyve said the new platform would provide the visibility, automation and operational control required to “grow confidently and deliver a consistently high-quality charging experience for drivers across the country”.
James Moat, CEO of Evyve, commented: “This partnership positions Evyve to grow rapidly whilst maintaining the quality and reliability that sets us apart.”
Jon Evans, UK market lead at Monta, went on: “Our end-to-end system gives Evyve the operational visibility and automation required to scale confidently, meet rising regulatory expectations and ensure every charge point performs at its best. This partnership is a strong example of how collaboration and intelligent software can raise the standard of public charging across the UK.”