Natalie Middleton
World EV Day 2022: Gridserve starts construction on Gatwick Electric Forecourt
Construction is now underway on a new Gridserve Electric Forecourt at London Gatwick, marking this year’s World EV Day.
World EV Day 2022: Ogilvie Fleet relaunches EV database and adds in eLCVs
Ogilvie Fleet has relaunched its free-to-use, online Electric Vehicle database tool under the name MiNextEV and expanded it to include electric vans.
Liberty Charge joins Paua EV charging business network
Fleets using the Paua roaming EV charging network can now access charge points on the Liberty Charge network, spanning some 650 charge point sockets.
World EV Day 2022: Radius renews commitment to full EV solution for fleets
Radius has signed up as a social partner for today’s World EV Day (Thursday 29 September).
World EV Day 2022: Expert views on what’s needed for charging
World EV Day 2022 is now underway, once again promoting sustainable mobility. We ask the fleet and automotive sector for their thoughts on how increased adoption is changing charging needs and where work is … Read More »
‘Game-changing’ ultra-rapid charging hub to launch in Rochdale
A new ultra-rapid charging hub is to go live in Rochdale in early 2023, helping to transform the local EV infrastructure.
New Astra GSe spearheads Vauxhall electrified sub-brand
Vauxhall has revealed its new Astra and Astra Sports Tourer GSe models, spearheading its new GSe electrified sub-brand.
Northgate drives EV plans with charging infrastructure focus
Northgate Vehicle Hire is reinforcing its electrification plans by ensuring that over half of its branches will be fully equipped for EVs within the next 12 months.
Fleets urged to challenge grid limitations on EV transition
Fleets are being urged to challenge limitations on their transition to EVs, as grid capacity threatens to slow down decarbonisation.
EV salary sacrifice scheme attracts £2.5m in growth funding
The Electric Car Scheme, a British start-up focused on EV salary sacrifice, has attracted a new round of funding within its first year after showing 500% growth.
Bradford goes live with Class C Clean Air Zone
Bradford has launched its long-awaited Clean Air Zone, levying charges on the most polluting vehicles.
SSE Energy Solutions opens EV charging hub in Glasgow
SSE Energy Solutions has launched its first ultra-rapid EV charging hub amid plans to deliver 300 such hubs across the UK and Ireland in the next five years.
Citroën enters electric age with new brand identity and logo
Citroën has unveiled a new corporate brand identity and logo, taking the 103-year-old brand into a new electric era.
Four in 10 fleets haven’t started preparing for 2030 ICE ban
More than four in 10 fleet operators haven’t started getting ready for the 2030 ICE ban, new research from Arval shows.
Raw Charging to run ‘Charged Up’ EV day
Raw Charging is to host its first EV day, giving expert knowledge and insights into the future of EVs.
No clear action on EV infrastructure in mini-budget, says fleet sector
The UK fleet and leasing sector has reacted to last week’s mini-budget, welcoming the new Growth Plan but calling for more details to help the drive to net zero.
Connected Kerb to instal 190,000 on-street chargers by 2030
On-street charging specialist Connected Kerb is to roll out 190,000 EV chargers by 2030 with the help of new funding.
AER rates short-changing fleet drivers on 90% of EV charges
Fleet car and van drivers reclaiming charging costs using the Government’s Advisory Electricity Rate (AER) are being left out of pocket on nine out of 10 charges.
Nissan £10m battery assembly facility now online
Nissan has gone live with a new £10m battery assembly facility at its Sunderland plant, supporting further electrification of its model line-up.
Lloyds Banking Group hits milestone for 100,000 EVs funded
Lloyds Banking Group has hit the milestone of funding 100,000 ultra-low emission vehicles on the UK’s roads.
