Six new ultra-rapid public EV chargers are now available at Arnold Clark Huddersfield Motorstore, giving local drivers and people travelling through West Yorkshire another convenient place to charge.
Located at 386 Leeds Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1XL, the new Arnold Clark Charge hub is open to all EV drivers. Each charger can deliver up to 150kW, subject to the vehicle, battery condition and power available during the session.
The opening makes Huddersfield the 63rd location in the expanding Arnold Clark Charge network. It is a useful addition for drivers making local journeys as well as those travelling between Huddersfield, Leeds and the wider region.
What drivers need to know about the new Huddersfield hub
- Location: Arnold Clark Huddersfield Motorstore, 386 Leeds Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1XL
- Number of chargers: Six public ultra-rapid chargers
- Maximum advertised power: Up to 150kW
- Current standard tariff: Arnold Clark lists 55p per kWh at the time of writing
- Access: Open to all EV drivers
Charging tariffs and site details can change, so drivers should always check the latest information before starting a session.
What does 150kW charging mean?
A 150kW charger can add a useful amount of range during a short stop when it is paired with a compatible EV. However, 150kW is the charger’s maximum output, not a guaranteed charging rate for every vehicle or every minute of a session.
The actual speed depends on several factors, including the maximum DC charging rate of the car, the battery’s state of charge, battery temperature and whether power is being shared at the site. Charging commonly slows as the battery becomes fuller, so drivers on a longer journey may find a shorter top-up more efficient than waiting for 100%.
Before arriving, it is worth checking your vehicle’s maximum DC charging rate and the level of charge you need for the next part of the journey.
Arnold Clark Charge continues its UK expansion
The Huddersfield opening is the latest step in Arnold Clark’s investment in public EV charging. The company has been installing high-powered chargers at branches around the UK, with the network designed to make reliable charging available at familiar, easy-to-find locations.
The new hub is the network’s 63rd location. That growing footprint matters because useful public charging is not simply about the national total: drivers need well-placed chargers in the towns, cities and routes they use every day.
Arnold Clark currently advertises a standard charging price of 55p per kWh. As with any public charging session, drivers should confirm the live tariff and any payment conditions displayed before connecting.
Find selected Arnold Clark charging locations with ONEEV
Selected Arnold Clark Charge locations can be discovered through ONEEV, helping drivers include them when planning a public charging stop. Open the ONEEV app to check the latest location information available for a site before setting off.
ONEEV brings more than 70,000 public charge points across the UK and Ireland into one place. Drivers can find charging locations, view the information available for each site and, at compatible charge points, start and stop a session and pay securely.
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Find selected Arnold Clark charging locations with ONEEV.
Why well-placed ultra-rapid chargers matter
More chargers are welcome, but the quality of the experience matters just as much as the number installed. A useful public charging stop combines several essentials:
- A convenient, clearly identified location
- Charging power suited to the length of the stop
- Clear, current pricing before the session begins
- Reliable information about the site
- Simple and secure ways to pay
- Enough charging bays to reduce unnecessary waiting
The Leeds Road hub adds six more high-powered chargers in one location. That gives Huddersfield drivers greater choice and provides a practical stopping point for visitors and through-traffic.
Planning a smoother public charging stop
A little preparation can make an ultra-rapid charging visit simpler:
- Check the location details. Confirm the address, access information and current tariff before travelling.
- Know your car’s charging limit. An EV that accepts less than 150kW will charge at its own maximum rate.
- Allow for changing speeds. Power can rise and fall during a session, particularly as the battery fills.
- Charge for the journey ahead. On longer trips, a well-timed top-up may be quicker than charging to 100%.
- Check the session before leaving. Make sure charging has stopped correctly and review the final cost.
More charging choice for Huddersfield
The six-charger Arnold Clark hub is a positive addition to Huddersfield’s public charging infrastructure. Its Leeds Road location, public access and power of up to 150kW make it suitable for everyday top-ups and longer-distance journeys alike.
As networks add locations, the next challenge is making the overall experience easier to navigate. ONEEV is built around that goal: helping drivers find the right place to charge without switching between multiple charging maps.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the Arnold Clark EV charging hub in Huddersfield?
The hub is at Arnold Clark Huddersfield Motorstore, 386 Leeds Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1XL.
How many EV chargers are at the Huddersfield site?
The new public charging hub has six ultra-rapid chargers.
How fast are the chargers?
They can deliver up to 150kW. The power received by an EV depends on the vehicle’s charging capability, battery level, battery temperature and site conditions.
How much does it cost to charge?
Arnold Clark lists a standard rate of 55p per kWh at the time of writing. Tariffs can change, so check the price shown before beginning a session.
Can I find Arnold Clark chargers in ONEEV?
Yes. Selected Arnold Clark Charge locations can be found through ONEEV. Check the app for the latest location details available before you travel.
Information checked on 23 September 2026. Charging speeds, tariffs, access and app compatibility can change.
