Electric Vehicles
EV attitudes change amidst Covid-19 crisis
Government-enforced lockdowns around the world, due to Covid-19, are without doubt making life difficult for many, but they are also having a dramatic positive impact
Going Electric: The Impact of 2020 Spring B...
Last month’s budget, though now rightfully overshadowed by the COVID-19 crisis, was one of many firsts. Due to its significant delay from last Autumn, it
Motorists ‘back smart charging market...
The majority of motorists would be happy to charge their electric vehicle outside of peak times in return for lower bills, new research commissioned by
EVs are going mainstream – it’s time to...
In the immediate aftermath of the government’s announcement that its ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars would be brought forward from 2040 to
Moixa, UK Power Networks Services, UPS and ...
The EV Fleet-Centred Local Energy Systems (EFLES) project is aimed at optimising logistics companies’ growing electric vehicle (EV) fleets and demonstrating how smart charging can
Aceleron launches circular economy solution...
Aceleron, the UK developer of sustainable and reusable battery solutions, and Eco Charger, the UK expert in electric all terrain vehicles (ATVs), today unveil a
Pentagon Motor Group invests in electric ve...
Pentagon Motor Group, one of the largest motor groups within the UK, is investing in fast electric vehicle (EV) chargers for each of its 119
EVs zap ahead of supercars
New research reveals that electric vehicles (EVs) are now zapping ahead of supercars in popularity for driving experiences. The data collected by DrivingExperience.com shows
Sharpfibre goes all-electric with Tesla fle...
Specialist fire protection contractor, Sharpfibre, has gone down an all-electric route for its fleet of company cars with new Tesla Model 3s provided by Edinburgh-based
DriveElectric: Unique 30-day ‘try before ...
A unique 30-day ‘try before you buy’ electric vehicle loan scheme piloted by the Nottingham ULEV Experience project and financed through Nottingham City Council’s Go
