Natalie Middleton
InstaVolt opens EV hub near M4 at Swindon
InstaVolt has opened a new EV charging hub near the M4 motorway by Swindon.
Almost one in five UK fleets plan full EV switch by 2030
New research revealing UK fleet ambitions to go fully electric by 2030 is now out from Wex.
Used EV ‘crisis’ to impact fleet lease rates and decarbonisation, BVRLA warns
Fleet uptake of electric vehicles and UK decarbonisation targets are at risk unless the Government acts now to strengthen demand for used EVs, the BVRLA has warned.
ZeroMission to drive innovation in EV fleet management platform with new CTO
ZeroMission has appointed Alan Crowley as chief technology officer (CTO) to lead innovation for its EV fleet software.
Believ acquires SMS Public EV Charging to accelerate charge point rollout
Charge point operator Believ has acquired Smart Metering Systems’ (SMS Plc) public EV charging business entity and all assets for an undisclosed amount.
Hyundai to share hydrogen technology with Škoda in new collaboration
Hyundai Motor Company and Škoda Group have penned a deal to collaborate on hydrogen advancement and energy efficient solutions for mobility.
Burnt Mills Tyres celebrates 30th anniversary with first electric vans
Essex-based Burnt Mills Tyres has marked its 30th anniversary by introducing its first fully electric vehicles.
Venson poll reveals pedestrians’ concerns over EV silent approach
New research showing pedestrians’ concerns over the almost silent approach of electric vehicles is now out from Venson Automotive Solutions.
Zenith auction at SVA delivers 100% conversion as EV demand hots up
Shoreham Vehicle Auctions’ first-ever centre for a day sale for Zenith has hit a 100% conversion rate while raising money for the Candlelighters children’s cancer charity.
Genesis to showcase EVs and fleet proposition at dedicated events
Genesis Motor UK is kicking off a dedicated programme of events for the fleet and corporate market to spotlight its electrified vehicles and expanded fleet team.
Van fleets most likely to benefit from hybrid sales extension, says FleetCheck
Van fleets are likely to be the biggest winners from the Government’s clarification that hybrids should stay on sale in some form until 2035, says FleetCheck.
EVs now top form of power chosen by 1link Service Network fleet users
More than one in three (35.3%) fleet cars and vans added to Epyx’s 1link Service Network during August were fully electric, the company has reported.
Zero-emission vehicle tech gets £88m funding boost
The Government has announced £88m of funding awarded to more than 40 projects that will help boost zero-emission vehicle tech.
Older lampposts get green light for charging points
Selected local authorities in England have been given the go-ahead to turn older lampposts into charge points.
Electric vehicles written off less than ICE, Cap HPI data shows
Electric vehicles are written off at less than half the rate of petrol and diesel vehicles, a new study from Cap HPI reveals.
BYD targets last-mile fleets with E-Vali electric LCV
BYD has showcased a line-up of fully electric LCVs and trucks, springboarding its plans to break into the European commercial fleet sector.
Maxus eTerron 9 breaks new ground as Europe’s first AWD electric pickup
Maxus has debuted Europe’s first all-wheel-drive fully electric pickup at this year’s IAA Transportation in Hanover.
Wales & West Utilities study to explore hydrogen shift for customers
Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has commissioned Costain to support a study into green energy alternatives for its industrial and commercial customers.
Shared charging platform for electric fleets close to launch
An online platform that allows fleets to share their electric vehicle charging facilities with other businesses is close to launching, the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) has reported.
