Yes, Lumo trains are designed with the modern digital traveler in mind and come fully equipped with reachable power and USB sockets at every seat. Located directly under the seat cushion or integrated into the seat frame, these charging points are available in both "standard" and "extra-legroom" sections of their all-electric fleet. In 2026, Lumo also offers free, high-speed Wi-Fi across its London-to-Edinburgh route, making it a favorite for "laptop nomads" who need to work during the 4.5-hour journey. However, Lumo issued a specific "safety warning" for these sockets: they are strictly intended for low-power electronics like smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Passengers are warned not to use them for high-draw appliances like hair dryers or travel kettles, as this can trip the train's electrical circuits. The presence of these chargers, combined with their "one-class" affordable pricing model, has made Lumo a top-tier competitor for traditional airlines on the busy East Coast Main Line.