Charging Infrastructure
How UK van fleets can successfully transiti...
The UK’s van fleets have a vital role to play in the journey towards net zero. Currently responsible for around 12% of all UK transport
Dawsongroup whitepaper highlights charging ...
Dawsongroup vans has released a new whitepaper, Charging Ahead, revealing that charging infrastructure remains one of the biggest obstacles to electric vehicle (EV) adoption across
Mercedes-Benz Trucks adds VEV to TruckCharg...
Mercedes-Benz Trucks has strengthened its free TruckCharge consultancy service by appointing VEV as a new strategic partner, supporting customers as they transition towards more sustainable
Believ installs Ultra Rapid Charging hub in...
Believ is set to open a new ultra-rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in Blackburn, Aberdeen, boosting charging capacity for Scottish drivers and visitors travelling
Why EV pricing changes could accelerate fle...
There were a number of issues within the budget that have an effect on fleets, fleet and transport managers. One of the highlights of the
Kempower and EO surpass 300 e-bus charge po...
More than 300 electric bus charge points have been installed through a partnership between Finnish DC fast charging manufacturer Kempower and UK EV infrastructure firm
VEV and Maritime Transport begin electric t...
VEV, the e-fleet solutions provider backed by Vitol, has partnered with the UK’s leading provider of integrated road and rail freight logistics, Maritime Transport, to
Advancing UK’s public commercial vehi...
As the United Kingdom accelerates its transition to zero-emission transportation, the development of a robust public charging network for commercial vehicles is paramount. This article
Why the UK should follow Scotland’s l...
The rest of the UK should take a leaf out of Scotland’s book to accelerate the decarbonisation of the transport sector, industry experts said today.
EVUK reacts to NAO report on charge point r...
Zapmap’s latest annual survey showed that 61% of EV drivers think the charging network has improved, but there were still concerns as have been identified
