London’s push toward clean transport is reshaping the rideshare industry. With the Ultra Low Emission Zone expanding and Uber committing to a fully electric fleet in London by 2025, EVs aren’t just the future—they’re fast becoming the present.
But there’s one major challenge: how do you charge an EV without a driveway?
That’s where Co-Charger comes in.
Generate Media helped bring this story to life—interviewing Uber driver Roman and home charger host Greg to explore how home charger sharing is offering a smart, affordable alternative to expensive public chargers.
Public EV charging can be expensive, unreliable, and time-consuming—especially for full-time Uber drivers. Co-Charger flips the model by letting EV drivers like Roman rent a local home charger nearby, using a simple app interface. It’s a bit like Airbnb for charging—and it’s already making a difference.
For Roman, that means overnight charging in a quiet neighbourhood. For Greg, the charger host, it’s passive income and a way to support the EV transition locally.
Save up to £22.50 per charge, avoid charging detours during peak hours, and access reliable overnight charging to start each shift fully topped up
This wasn’t a glossy campaign shoot—it was a practical story about real people, real savings, and real solutions for EV adoption. With a lean setup, Generate Media created a short video and supporting content to help Co-Charger explain their offer to new audiences, from drivers to hosts to policymakers.
Because when it comes to building a sustainable future, the best stories are often the ones happening quietly in your own neighbourhood.
