Electric Vehicles
Scottish Government adds £1m to help HGV S...
The Scottish Government has announced a further £1 million investment in its SME Fleet Analysis Support Fund, extending practical support for small and medium-sized haulage
LCVs emerge as the weak link in the UK̵...
The UK’s transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) is being held back by a shortage of electric vans, according to new research from automotive intelligence specialist
Smart energy hubs could cut fleet electrifi...
New research from Cenex has highlighted how smart energy hubs combining solar generation, battery energy storage and bidirectional electric vehicle (EV) charging could help fleet
EnerSys to showcase ODYSSEY® battery smart...
EnerSys, a global leader in stored energy solutions for industrial applications and manufacturer of ODYSSEY® batteries, will demonstrate how smart battery monitoring can help fleet
Moto launches ‘Moto Charge’ hub...
Moto Hospitality has officially opened its new Moto CHARGE ultra-rapid charging hub at Exeter, creating the UK’s largest motorway EV charging Mega Hub with a
LEAP24 partners with HIVED to support Londo...
LEAP24, one of London’s fastest-growing ultra-rapid EV charging networks, has partnered with HIVED, the UK’s first all-electric parcel delivery company, to support its expanding fleet
£33.9 million awarded through workplace EV...
Almost £34 million has been awarded to businesses, charities and public sector organisations through government-backed workplace EV charging schemes, according to new analysis by commercial
ECG helps over 140,000 drivers switch to EV...
More than 140,000 UK drivers have switched to electric vehicles during the first year of the Government’s Electric Car Grant (ECG), with the £2 billion
Electric Vehicles are driving the company c...
After years of decline, the company car market is enjoying a strong revival, with electric vehicles (EVs) leading the resurgence. HMRC’s latest Benefit in Kind
Government softens eVED proposals after ind...
The Government has confirmed a series of changes to its proposed Electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED) scheme following a consultation that attracted widespread concern from
