New Fastned rapid chargers for UK’s North East

Fastned has just opened two new ultra-rapid charging hubs in the North East of England - one near Newcastle and the other in Sunderland. It brings the total number of Fastned sites in the region up to 13.

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The two new hubs opened earlier this month, bringing additional HPC capacity to the are. The Newcastle charging hub is located by Callerton Parkway Metro station – one stop from Newcastle Airport – and features 12 charging bays under a full charging canopy. The other new site is on North Moor Road in Sunderland. With only six charging bays at launch, it’s smaller than the Callerton site, but features several amenities including a Costa Coffee and a Greggs.

Tom Hurst, UK and Ireland Country Director at Fastned, said: “Our first airport location at Newcastle Airport is an exciting milestone. As people make the classic ‘Driving Home for Christmas’ journey this festive season, our new ultra-rapid charging hub forms part of our growing network across the North East, supporting hundreds of thousands of charging sessions and helping people travel sustainably across the region.”

Dean Ward, Director of Commercial at Newcastle Airport, added: “The new hub is our latest investment to make charging electric vehicles faster and more reliable for everyone. Just a short drive from the terminal, it’s perfectly placed for passengers travelling to and from the Airport, for those dropping off or picking up friends and family and for members of the local community.”

The opening of the new sites means Fastned now has 13 charging hubs total across the North East, which is also the home of what was the UK’s first ultra-rapid charging hub – the Fastned site at West Wear Street in Sunderland.

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6 Comments

about „New Fastned rapid chargers for UK’s North East“
Mel Fox
23.12.2025 um 16:22
North-east England and North-east of the UK are not the same thing!
Domhnall Dods
24.12.2025 um 09:18
Dammit that's not the UK's North East! Thought I was seeing fastned coming to Aberdeen there (which is the UK's North East).
Kevin Henderson
24.12.2025 um 14:17
Its not about location, availability ect - it's about the RIP- OFF prices that drivers have to pay for public charging. Until that is addressed the uptake of EV's for the majority will never happen
Kevin Milne
24.12.2025 um 14:41
Since when have Newcastle and Sunderland been located in the North East of the UK?
Roger Kennington
24.12.2025 um 18:38
Will the be ChaDemo chargers?
Fred
24.12.2025 um 23:10
You mean rapid chargers for England's North East. The UK doesn't stop at Hadrian's wall dontcha know

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