Natalie Middleton
Hyundai joins carmaker-backed Ionity high-power charging network
Hyundai Motor Group has become a shareholder in the Ionity charging network, accelerating plans to roll out high-power EV chargers across major European highways.
Still a large gap between drivers’ eco actions and intentions
The majority of drivers would like to select an alternatively fuel vehicle (AFV) for their next company car but are being put off by a range of factors, from vehicle supply to ongoing myths … Read More »
Peugeot 508 plug-in hybrid to offer 217mpg and 29g/km CO2
Peugeot has swiftly followed up news of its 3008 plug-in hybrid with the announcement that its 508 and 508 SW models are also getting PHEV power.
Honda e ups the ante on EV range
Honda has announced further details and unveiled the first official images of its Honda e electric vehicle in mass production form ahead of its debut next week at Frankfurt.
Engenie to add 150kW chargers to fast-expanding network
Engenie is to deploy 150kW ultra-rapid charging points from Swarco eVolt as it broadens plans to expand its charging network.
Less than a month to apply for 2019 Fleet Heroes Awards
Fleets and businesses at the forefront of eco innovation are being reminded that there is less than a month left to apply for the Energy Saving Trust’s 2019 Fleet Heroes Awards.
Mercedes-Benz EQC nets five-star rating in latest Euro NCAP tests
Mercedes’ new EQC electric SUV has become one of seven cars to score a five-star rating in the latest batch of Euro NCAP tests – alongside models including the Ford Focus and Škoda Kamiq.
Forev to develop fast charging network in Scotland with help of Swarco eVolt
EV charging infrastructure start-up Forev has signed up Swarco eVolt as charging technology and service partner to support its plans for rapid charger network in Scotland.
Prices and specs announced for longer-range Renault Zoe
Renault has announced UK pricing and specs for its second-generation Zoe electric vehicle, which brings the option of increased range and faster charging plus extra equipment.
UPS collaborates with Tevva to develop 250-mile range hybrid electric truck
UPS has introduced a new line of range-extended electric vehicles to its UK fleet, bringing a 250-mile range that overcomes key EV issues for the logistics industry.
UK now second cheapest country in Europe to own an EV
The price differences between electric vehicles and petrol/diesels continue to fall fast, bringing Europe in general ever close to that crucial tipping point while some countries are already there.
City of London deploys first electrified vehicles on Epping Forest fleet
City of London has taken delivery of three Mitsubishi Outlander PHEVs for use in the patrol and maintenance of Epping Forest as it migrates to a ULEZ-compliant fleet for the renowned conservation area.
Kia debuts XCeed and Ceed Sportswagon plug-in hybrids
Kia is adding the first plug-in hybrid variants to its Ceed range as it looks to expand powertrain options across its wider vehicle line-up.
Volkswagen slashes price on e-Golf
Volkswagen has cut the price of its e-Golf by nearly £3k in a move to enhance its ‘value offering’.
Electric vehicles becoming increasingly cleaner than petrols and diesels
Britain’s switch to ‘greener’ electricity is driving the eco benefits of electric vehicles compared to petrols or diesels – even taking battery manufacture into account.
29g/km plug-in hybrid added to Peugeot 3008 range
Peugeot has extended its 3008 line-up with a plug-in hybrid model offering CO2 emissions of 29g/km, bringing a rival to the imminently arriving Hyundai Kona Hybrid.
Tarraco gets SEAT’s first-ever plug-in hybrid
SEAT is launching a plug-in hybrid version of the Tarraco large SUV, offering sub-50g/km emissions (WLTP) and marking the brand’s first-ever PHEV model.
Vattenfall and NewMotion sign UK roaming agreement
Swedish energy group Vattenfall and smart charging solutions provider NewMotion have signed a new roaming agreement that will offer drivers access to more charge points in the UK.
Electric vehicle registrations double in July
Demand for battery electric vehicles in the EU doubled in July, as growth returned to the overall car market.
