A camouflaged Škoda Elroq at the Tour de France
A camouflaged Škoda Elroq, the brand’s latest all-electric model to be unveiled this autumn, joined the final-stage time trial of this year’s 111th edition of the
Drivers ignoring smart motorway lane closed signs
More than 53,000 motorists have been caught by police enforcement cameras disobeying Red X signs on smart motorways since 2021, according to new research conducted
Grid constraints threaten e-truck roll-out
A lack of capacity in the grid is threatening to roadblock the roll-out of electric trucks, according to an energy storage provider. The high-capacity EV
The NAO publishes its report on the state of local roads in England
The National Audit Office (NAO) issued its report on the current state of England’s local roads, and it is not good news. Their detailed conclusions
My vote is a vote for a change in UK EV infrastructure
The landslide labour election victory could and should be a vital step in reversing the slow-down in Electric Vehicle (EV) adoption. Delivering on pledges to
Alok Dubey
Alok Dubey, Regional Director for Western Europe at Monta Contributing Posts: My vote is a vote for a change in UK EV infrastructure How to
How AI is driving a better rental experience
The rental car industry had a record-breaking year in 2023, with an estimated $38.3 billion in revenue earned in the US alone. Despite this positive
What fleets need to know about EV smart charging
There’s been a lot of talk about smart charging for electric vehicles recently. But why do we need it, what exactly is it, and how
Adam Hall
Adam Hall, Energy Services Director at Drax Group Contributing Posts: What fleets need to know about EV smart charging How feasible is Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) charging
Danish car subscription service sees growing interest for franchising
:Dribe has big plans for expansion in the United Kingdom. The Danish car subscription service offers British car distributors a unique opportunity to seamlessly integrate
