Urban freight transport makes up 20–40% of all road journeys but contributes 40–50% of local air pollution. Outdoor air pollution is contributing to about 40,000 early deaths a year in the UK, 9,416 in London alone. EVs are well suited for urban environments; they produce zero emissions at point of use and less noise pollution compared with gasoline powered vehicles. However, the growth of charging infrastructure in the UK has not kept the same momentum as vehicle development and threatens the widespread uptake of EVs, particularly for commercial freight operators, who are largely dependent on grid supply. With support from Warwick Manufacturing Group, we are CHANGING THE WAY WE CHARGE ELECTRIC VEHICLES. We are building movable, connected, power-boosting EV charging infrastructure. Our solution overcomes all charging infrastructure hurdles, enabling widespread EV uptake. We will trial our technology with Farmdrop, London's first all-electric grocery delivery service using the new IVECO Daily EV, the only light commercial EV large enough to meet Farmdrop’s operational needs.