GREENFLEET announces return of EV Rally Cymru for 2025

GREENFLEET is proud to announce the return of EV Rally Cymru for 2025 – an electrifying two-day event designed to highlight Wales’ progress in clean transport and infrastructure.

Following the success of previous rallies, EV Rally Cymru 2025 will once again take drivers on a scenic and strategic journey across Wales on 22-23 October, starting in Wrexham and passing through Corwen, Anglesey, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Aberystwyth on day one. Day two sees the rally head to Trecwn, Pembrokeshire, Pendine Sands and the Brecon Beacons before concluding at the Newport International Sports Village. Along the way, participants will stop at planned checkpoints, including innovation projects, charging hubs and clean energy projects, capturing and sharing their journey through coordinated social media campaigns that have previously reached over 1.5 million LinkedIn connections.

Transport for Wales (TfW) continues to power this initiative, showcasing their commitment to a greener future. With 17 rapid charging locations deployed on the Strategic Road Network, 19 new fast chargers installed at 10 railway stations and plans to expand to approximately 50 more locations, the rally serves as a real-world demonstration of Wales’ growing EV infrastructure and its readiness to support the transition to electric mobility.

“Sponsoring EV Rally Cymru is a natural fit for Transport for Wales as we continue to lead the shift towards a net-zero, integrated and multi-modal transport network,” says Tony Clayton at TfW. 

“The Rally is not only a showcase of cutting-edge electric vehicles, but also a symbol of what’s possible when innovation, collaboration, and climate ambition come together. We’re proud to support an event that empowers Welsh businesses and local authorities to explore real-world, zero-emission transport, and one that highlights TfW’s role in supporting the rollout of publicly available EV charging infrastructure across Wales.”

By supporting EV Rally Cymru, TfW will help promote low-emission transport solutions, champion sustainable fleet practices in Wales, and highlight the importance of EV charging infrastructure. It will also connect Welsh businesses, public sector bodies, and local communities with clean mobility innovation.

The event also offers Official Team and Partner opportunities for organisations looking to align with sustainability and innovation. From vehicle and logistics partners to roadside assistance and in-car entertainment providers, the rally is a collaborative effort that brings together industry leaders to make the unbeliEVable achiEVable.

Event Manager and organiser of the EV Rally Cymru, Ursula Perry is thrilled to bring the EV Rally Cymru back for 2025. “This is a fitting celebration of Wales’ journey toward a zero-emission future. This event is more than a rally, it’s a hands-on showcase of innovation, collaboration, and clean mobility in action. From next electric vehicles to the expanding charging infrastructure, EV Rally Cymru demonstrates what’s possible when ambition meets real-world solutions, and we can’t wait to see participants and communities across Wales get involved."

THE PARTNERS

●    Transport for Wales         
●    Welsh Government 
●    Costelloes EV Group (START line host)
●    M-SParc (check-point host)
●    Welsh Automotive Forum
●    Wrexham County Borough
●    Conwy Council 
●    Anglesey Council 
●    Llyn Brenig Lake 
●    Berkeley Coachworks 
●    National Library Wales
●    Newport Council
●    TrydaNi
●    Iceland & The Food Warehouse
●    Webfleet 
●    BYD 
●    E.ON
●    Pendine Sands Museum of Land Speed
●    Ambition North Wales 
●    Women Drive Electric 
●    FSEW - Freight Systems Express Wales & WWTB - Truck and Bus Wales and West 
●    Engie
●    EVA Cymru

THE TEAMS

●    Transport for Wales and TrydaNi        
●    Renewable UK Cymru
●    Berkeley Coachworks
●    Costelloes EV Group
●    FSEW - Freight Systems Express Wales & WWTB - Truck and Bus Wales and West 
●    Blackhorse
●    Trivallis
●    Iceland & The Food Warehouse

Read more here and follow the rally's progress on Linked-In.