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JLR Partners with Digital Charging Services to Overhaul EV Charging Network

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JLR Partners with Digital Charging Services to Overhaul EV Charging Network

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The Gist

“Jaguar Land Rover is transitioning its charging infrastructure provider from Plugsurfing to Digital Charging Services (DCS) for all electric and plug-in hybrid customers.”

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced a significant shift in its electric vehicle ecosystem by appointing Digital Charging Services (DCS) as its new primary charging service provider. This move marks the end of JLR's previous partnership with Plugsurfing.

Seamless Integration for Hybrid and Electric Models

The transition is designed to streamline the charging experience for owners of both fully electric (BEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) vehicles. By leveraging DCS’s extensive network, JLR aims to provide its customers with more reliable access to charging points across various regions.

While the specific timeline for the full migration has not been detailed, the new offering is expected to replace the legacy Plugsurfing-based services entirely, offering a more modern interface and potentially wider network compatibility for Jaguar and Land Rover drivers.

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