Natalie Middleton
National Highways plans for 2,500 rapid charge points by 2030
National Highways has published proposals for the future of England’s motorways and major A-roads, including plans to support a major rollout of rapid charge points.
Arnold Clark offers free home charger and installation for used EVs
Arnold Clark has launched a new campaign to help drivers thinking of going electric.
Fuso starts production of next-generation eCanter electric truck
Daimler Truck subsidiary Fuso has announced the start of production of its new eCanter electric light truck.
Fleet uses old EV batteries to charge new EVs
Former fleet EV batteries are being used to power new electric vans in a project in the North East.
Range-topping Clio E-Tech Engineered hybrid now available on Renault subscription
Renault has added the Clio E-Tech Engineered to its subscription service, providing drivers with all-inclusive access to the full hybrid supermini.
Munro debuts fully electric pickup with ‘prodigious off-road ability’
Scottish startup Munro has revealed its new Mk_1 Pick-Up, aimed at fleets seeking “prodigious off-road ability and exceptional practicality with zero tailpipe emissions”.
Government set to miss EV charger target for motorway services
The Government looks set to miss its own target for high-powered chargers at motorway services, potentially impacting electric vehicle adoption.
Milk & More scoops Geotab Innovation Award for EV rollout
Milk & More has taken Geotab’s ‘Innovation Award for Electric Vehicle Implementation’ for its work in going electric.
Tesla previews upcoming electric car in new teaser
Tesla has published an official teaser image of its next electric car, expected to be the much-anticipated Model 2 entry-level hatchback.
Electric vehicles over a third more efficient in warmer months, Mina research proves
Electric cars and vans are over a third more efficient during warmer months, new data from Mina indicates.
Pay at any public charger with new EV fuel card
A new EV fuel card that enables drivers to pay at any public charger across the UK – and automatically get the VAT receipt back – is launching for fleets.
Radius invests £10m to boost fleet charging proposition
Global mobility and connectivity firm Radius has made a £10m investment into its EV division, Radius Charge, further reinforcing its charging proposition for fleets.
Addison Lee and ChargePoint showcase Fleet Hub to London deputy mayors
Addison Lee and ChargePoint have unveiled their new Fleet Hub to London’s deputy mayor for transport, Seb Dance, and deputy mayor for environment and energy, Shirley Rodrigues.
Moto and Gridserve open new ultra-rapid charging hubs on A1
Moto and Gridserve have opened their latest ultra-rapid charging hubs, located at Moto Grantham and Moto Leeming Bar on the A1 and A1(M).
Slow charging costs rise but EVs still cheaper, finds AA Recharge Report
The cost of both slow and fast flat-rate charging at public chargers increased in April, according to new AA analysis.
Jeep Grand Cherokee plug-in hybrid lands in UK
The Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe plug-in hybrid is on sale in the UK, priced from £69,915.
Revised Range Rover gains longer-range plug-in hybrids
The 2023 Range Rover has gained higher-performance and longer-range plug-in hybrids as part of a range update.
Stellantis warns of Brexit threat to UK electric car production future
The future of electric vehicle production in the UK is under threat unless the Government reworks the Brexit deal, Vauxhall parent Stellantis has warned.
Renault reveals plans for upmarket hybrid coupé-SUV
Renault has teased its upmarket coupé-SUV, intended to provide a “standard setter” in the sector when it arrives at the end of 2023.
EV tyre wear down to drivers not vehicles, warns Red
Increased tyre wear is not the EV’s fault – it is down to the driver, Red Corporate Driver Training has claimed.
