GRID Powers Up: XSite Braehead Unveils Bold New Identity
XPE Group has announced a new chapter for Glasgow’s leisure and entertainment destination, XSite Braehead, as it prepares to rebrand as GRID.
A £12.6 million investment programme will transform the site into a hub for fun, fitness and family entertainment. The name GRID pays homage to the site’s industrial heritage as a former electricity plant and its upcoming attractions.
- K1 Speed, a world-class indoor e-karting venue, will feature the longest indoor race track in the world when it opens in summer 2026.
- The venue promises an adrenaline-fuelled experience unlike anything else in Scotland.
GRID will offer more than just speed, with a focus on fun, fitness and family entertainment.
The name GRID pays homage to the electric buzz of its upcoming attractions and to the location’s industrial heritage.
Author summary: XSite Braehead rebrands as GRID with a £12.6 million investment.
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