Fleet Electrification
Electrifying commercial fleets is now payin...
The transition to electric vehicles has gone far beyond environmental benefits to positively impacting the bottom line of commercial fleets, according to new research released
VEV powers the Kinchbus transition to elect...
Leading e-fleet solutions provider VEV has delivered the charging and energy infrastructure in support of the rollout of eleven fully electric buses at the Kinchbus
M&S expands electric fleet with Vertel...
Vertellus, the OEM-backed full-service commercial vehicle contract hire and fleet management specialist, is helping Marks & Spencer (M&S) progress its net zero ambitions with the
Cambridge electric bin lorries to be powere...
Leading e-fleet solutions provider VEV is proud to be partnering with local authorities in Greater Cambridge on a pioneering renewable energy project to power the
What will shape fleet electrification in 20...
With 2025 wrapped up, it’s fair to say the past year has been a busy one for the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) industry. Policy announcements, funding changes and continued investment in
Government Injects £18 Million into Plug-i...
The UK Government has announced an additional £18 million of funding to the Department for Transport’s (DfT) Plug-in Truck Grant, enhancing support for hauliers and
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
Zapgo joins Paua network to expand rapid ch...
Zapgo, one of the UK’s fastest-growing rapid charging networks, is pleased to announce its partnership with Paua, the UK’s leading aggregator of EV charging for
AC will power the commercial EV revolution
Electrification of commercial transport is gaining serious momentum across Europe, with overnight AC charging of electric vans and trucks the most practical and affordable way
Optimism for 2026 tempered by deteriorating...
The deterioration of the UK economy is expected to offset causes for optimism as the rental and leasing sectors prepare to face mixed fortunes in
