Electric Vehicles
Innovation Automotive Launches DFSK EC35 Al...
Innovation Automotive, the UK’s first multi-brand electric vehicle company, has today launched its debut vehicle, the DFSK EC35 all-electric van. The practical, capable and affordable
AA and IMI announce partnership to deliver ...
The AA, the UK’s number one breakdown provider, has partnered with the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) to upskill around 2,000 patrols with industry
Cellular, Wi-Fi and smart EV charging decis...
Electric vehicle (EV) chargers are no longer the passive devices they used to be. With the rise of smart EV chargers, intelligent networked charging becomes
5 simple changes that reduce your EV chargi...
Automotive experts at Select Car Leasing have revealed 5 money-saving tips that EV drivers can take advantage of to reduce their energy bills in April.
The Conservation Volunteers starts its elec...
Conservation charity, The Conservation Volunteers (TCV), is driving to a greener future with an all-electric fleet under the guidance of leasing and fleet management specialist,
The John Lewis Partnership replaces its Hom...
The John Lewis Partnership is replacing its Home Services fleet with electric vehicles as part of its commitment to transition 4,000 cars, vans and light trucks
Falken announces its first specific EV tyre
In anticipation of the rapidly changing vehicle parc, Falken has announced it will release the e. ZIEX in 2023 as its first replacement EV tyre
Mina expands its public charging network
Multi award winning EV charging payment solution provider, Mina, have extended their public charging network which now gives drivers with a Chargepass card, access to
ZipCharge accelerate growth plans
ZipCharge, the portable EV charging expert, has today announced the appointment of global growth and investment specialists Mouve and Co. This major milestone is a
Volvo Trucks leads the electric truck marke...
New statistics show that Volvo Trucks is the market leader for all-electric heavy trucks in Europe with a market share of 42 per cent. In
