Electric Vehicles
EV Infrastructure Strategy: tenfold expansi...
The UK’s charging network has been given a huge boost today (25 March 2022), as government unveils plans to support the UK market to reach 300,000 public electric
Amazon unveils first-ever fully electric he...
Amazon is launching five electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) in its delivery fleet for the first time in the UK. The 37-tonne fully-electric vehicles are
New ambition required for UK’s electric v...
In a new report published today, industry leaders – including experts from EY, UKPN, Motability, Mitie Group PLC and Connected Kerb – unanimously call for
Businesses to benefit from extension to Plu...
Businesses will be supported to make the switch to electric as the Government commits to a two-year extension of Plug-In Van and Truck Grants. The
JCT600 VLS introduces innovative EV/PHEV ch...
JCT600 Vehicle Leasing Solutions (VLS) has helped Xograph, a leading independent medical imaging equipment supplier, to introduce an EV/PHEV choice list into its fleet, offering
Four key requirements for optimising EV fle...
The rapid growth of EV fleets will make a significant impact on helping the environment in the UK and globally. Road transport is responsible for
Hino Trucks begins testing and validating A...
Hino Trucks has completed the vehicle integration, and commenced testing and validation, of Allison’s next generation eGen PowerTM 100D fully electric axle in its XL
IMI voices concern over double dilemma for ...
The shortage of drivers in the HGV sector has been well documented over the past two years, but the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI)
Renault Trucks and GEODIS join forces to de...
Renault Trucks and GEODIS are combining their industrial, logistics and engineering expertise to design an electric heavy truck dedicated to urban logistics that meets the
Renault Trucks unveils its new ambitions in...
Renault Trucks has unveiled new ambitions in the field of electric mobility, with an offer geared towards providing 360° support for its customers, renamed E-Tech.
