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What do the new EV charging laws mean for electrification?
By Dunstan Power, MD of EV charging consultancy Versinetic, looks at what the new UK EV charging laws mean for drivers and the UK’s overall electrification journey.
Are public charging costs really putting the brakes on EV fleet sales?
Jordan Brompton, co-founder and CMO of Myenergi, addresses concerns from the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) over rising public charging costs, questions whether high prices are really having a negative impact on vehicle sales, … Read More »
Accelerate EV adoption: Versinetic makes urgent appeal to next UK government
As the UK approaches the general election, Versinetic’s EV charging engineers are urging the next government to accelerate the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in a move to reduce carbon emissions, improve air quality … Read More »
Fleet World wins big at 2024 Newspress awards
Fleet World has once again taken the best Automotive Business Publication title at the Newspress awards.
Use your unused capacity to boost your fleet’s EV chargers and reduce costs
Effie Vraka, managing director for UK and Europe at Wevo Energy, explains how property managers can electrify parking spaces without worrying about constrained electrical capacity.
Divided EV perceptions: How can we encourage drivers to make the switch?
Alfonso Martinez, UK managing director, ALD Automotive | LeasePlan UK, shares his thoughts on what more can be done to encourage drivers to make the switch to EVs.
Advancing accessibility in EV charging: Dundee’s Clepington Road Hub
Fraser Crichton, corporate fleet manager at Dundee City Council, explores how Dundee, one of the UK’s leading electric vehicle cities, is prioritising equitable access for all amidst the EV revolution.
Plug-in points: Advice on eLCV infrastructure
Unsure where to start when sorting out your van fleet charging? Matt MacConnell has been looking at some of the options.
How can fleet managers maximise the residual value of their EVs?
By Mike Nakrani, CEO at e-fleet solutions provider VEV.
EV transition and the voice of automakers
Jon Lawes, managing director at MHC Mobility, on the bumps in the road for Europe’s EV transition landscape, the voices of manufacturers, and reconciling tensions between regulatory demands and market realities.
How to deal with the decarbonisation disparity
The gap between the haves and have nots of EV adoption is becoming a chasm, says Toby Poston, corporate affairs director, BVRLA.
How a former Dundee petrol station became one of Europe’s most innovative EV charging hubs
By Fraser Crichton, corporate fleet manager at Dundee City Council
Will the used market for electric vehicles stabilise in 2024?
Following a roller coaster ride for used EV values over the last 18 months, Cap HPI’s head of forecast strategy Dylan Setterfield gives his prognosis for 2024.
Why businesses need to start transitioning to eLCVs sooner rather than later
Paul Starkey, product manager – commercial vehicles at Volkswagen Financial Services (VWFS) Fleet, on why businesses should not delay transitioning LCV fleets, despite government net zero target pushbacks.
EV charging innovations and the outlook for the electric future
By Naomi Nye, electric charging specialist at Drax Electric Vehicles
What will it take for more UK fleets to go electric?
By Adam Hall, director of energy services at Drax Electric Vehicles
EV fleet transition: How delivery fleets are decarbonising operations
Businesses are specifying logistics partners that are actively reducing their carbon emissions. Natasha Fry, head of sales, fleet and workplace at Mer UK, looks at the benefits that two-man delivery specialists, Unitmovements, has realised … Read More »
A tale of two EV transitions: European corporates and consumers risk diverging
By Jon Lawes, managing director at MHC Mobility
