Hubber

About Hubber

Hubber is a specialist real estate and infrastructure platform focused on the electric vehicle (EV) charging market in the United Kingdom. The company was founded in London in 2024 by Harry Fox (CEO), Connor Selwood, and Hugh Leckie. This founding team brings significant sector experience, having previously managed the rollout of more than 100 Tesla Supercharger sites and over 1,200 ultra-rapid charging points across the UK before Tesla's Supercharger division was disbanded in April 2024.

Hubber's business model centers on identifying and acquiring underutilized urban properties—such as car parks, brownfield sites, and industrial land—and developing them into high-powered, multi-bay EV charging hubs. The company's strategy is to address the critical deficit in urban charging infrastructure, particularly for commercial fleets like taxis, ride-hailing services, delivery vans, and buses, which are electrifying rapidly but lack adequate charging solutions. Hubber handles the entire development process, from site acquisition and securing megawatt-scale grid connections to design and obtaining planning approvals, delivering turnkey, ready-to-operate sites to its clients. Its clients are primarily charge point operators (CPOs) and commercial fleet partners who lease the fully developed sites.

The company's service addresses major barriers in the urban charging market, including land scarcity, complex planning processes, and securing high-capacity grid connections. By managing these complexities, Hubber enables CPOs and fleets to expand their networks more quickly and reliably. The hubs are modular by design and can integrate ultra-rapid chargers, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and driver amenities. In August 2025, Hubber secured £60 million ($81.3M) in equity from investors including James Bayliss, former Head Trader at Elliott Advisors (UK), and Christopher Fox, former CFO of the British Business Bank. This capital is earmarked for the initial delivery of 30 hubs across major UK cities, with the first site opened in partnership with RAW Charging in Forest Hill, London, on August 20, 2025.