Electric Vehicles
Vulog partners with Groupe Renault to produ...
Vulog, the global leader in shared mobility technology, and Groupe Renault, Europe’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer, today announced a collaboration to manufacture car-sharing ready vehicles,
Some way to go to persuade UK to go electri...
A recent study, analysed by the Transport Research Laboratory, has found that there is still significant reluctance consumers in the UK to purchase, as their
NewMotion selected as the preferred chargin...
NewMotion, will partner with Groupe Renault as the preferred charging partner for Renault’s Z.E. line of all-electric cars. This includes the popular Renault Zoe, Kangoo
Major progress on northern green transport ...
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling celebrated record levels of investment in green transport in the north but will make clear that action to tackle transport emissions
Wallbox world first on display at EVS 32
The world’s first commercially available bi-directional DC electric vehicle charger designed specifically for domestic installation will be on display at the EVS 32 exhibition in
Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors Invest 80M EUR...
Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors Corporation have jointly invested 80M Euros in Rimac Automobili (Rimac) – the Croatian high-performance electric vehicle technology and sportscar
New and improved EV chargers
The Wallbox Pulsar and Commander electric vehicle chargers are upgraded with new functionalities, better safety and improved toughness. Pulsar is the best-selling Wallbox charger. Designed
Criticism over changes to plug-in car grant
The Government is being urged to increase financial support for the uptake of green vehicles – despite a rise in the number of new ultra-low
First rapid electric vehicle charging point...
The City of London Corporation has today announced that the Square Mile’s first rapid electric charging point has been installed at Noble Street. The Noble
Electric and hybrid knowledge more importan...
Nearly half of workshop technicians believe that they will need electric and hybrid technology know-how more than traditional mechanical knowledge in as little as five
