Electric Fleet
Fleets can monetise EV charging infrastruct...
EV charging infrastructure can become a revenue source for commercial fleet operators and truck dealerships thanks to a new incentive programme. The Association of Fleet
Unlock the potential of your EV charging st...
The government’s ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2035 (1) means businesses are facing increasing pressures to transition to electric
Two new Volvo FM Electrics hit the ground r...
Lenham Storage has put its first zero-tailpipe emission trucks into operation, having taken delivery of two new Volvo FM Electric 4×2 tractor units. The addition
Fleet focus required as local authorities s...
Half of all local authorities now have an electric vehicle charging strategy in place, but only a tiny proportion are talking to fleets about their
How feasible is Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) charg...
With the 2035 petrol and diesel ban on the horizon, electric vehicles (EVs) are likely to become a normal occurrence across UK households and businesses.
A Budget of disappointment and missed oppor...
Yesterday’s Budget has left the transport and vehicle industry underwhelmed. For many commentators in the industry, the overall impression is one of missed opportunities, lack
Third of businesses plan to install EV char...
A third (32%) of UK businesses are planning to invest in EV charging infrastructure over the next 12 months, new research by Drax Electric Vehicles
The future of V2G charging and the opportun...
Vehicle-to-Grid technology is growing in interest, with over 1.5K searches a month, as Octopus Energy officially launches the UK’s first V2G tariff for EV drivers.
Embracing the electric future for fleets
Stanlee Kelly, Technical Director at Crystal EV, discusses why UK Fleet Managers should transition to electric vehicles sooner rather than later. As the UK continues
Clenergy EV and Paua collaborate to improve...
Clenergy EV and Paua have collaborated to help drive forward access to public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure for fleet managers and their drivers. From
