Electric Trucks
Depot Charging Scheme helps Bartrums Haulag...
Voltempo has delivered a high-power depot charging solution for Bartrums Haulage at its headquarters in Eye, supporting the operator’s plans to expand its electric heavy
A single eHGV could save 1000 tonnes of car...
Hitachi ZeroCarbon and GRIDSERVE have published the fourth report from the Electric Freightway project, revealing that a single electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) could cut
£1bn boost to accelerate electric van ...
Businesses across the UK are set to benefit from a £1 billion government funding package designed to accelerate the transition to electric vans and trucks.
Voltempo HyperCharger sets UK HGV charging ...
Windrose Technology Inc. has achieved its fastest-ever charging session in the UK, marking a major milestone for electric freight. The record was set during a
Windrose Global E700 makes UK debut at Flee...
A new electric truck from Belgium-based OEM Windrose, a company with Chinese DNA, has made its UK debut by taking its first charge in the
Wales launches hydrogen vs electric refuse ...
Wales has launched its first comparative trial of hydrogen and battery electric refuse collection vehicles (RCVs), marking a significant step in the nation’s efforts to
Fleete secures consent for an eHGV charging...
Fleete has received planning consent for a new 26-bay electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) shared charging hub at Hams Hall Distribution Park in Coleshill, near
HGV registrations dip in 2025 as ZEV uptake...
New HGV registrations declined by -10.0% in 2025 with 40,504 new trucks joining UK roads, according to the latest data published by the Society of
Agrii cut carbon emissions with five IVECO ...
Agrii, the UK’s leading provider of agronomy services, technology and strategic advice, has expanded its fleet with five new IVECO eDaily 7.2-tonne curtainside electric vehicles,
Electrifying commercial fleets is now payin...
The transition to electric vehicles has gone far beyond environmental benefits to positively impacting the bottom line of commercial fleets, according to new research released
