Natalie Middleton
Jaguar Land Rover opens £250m EV development centre in UK
Jaguar Land Rover – now rebranded as JLR – has opened a new £250m (€287.1m) electric vehicle development and testing facility at its engineering centre in the UK.
EDF and Pod Point team up for UK’s ‘cheapest’ EV energy tariff
A new EV energy tariff said to be the cheapest in the UK has launched from EDF and Pod Point.
Tevva explores new mergers after ElectraMeccanica deal falls through
British electric vehicle manufacturer Tevva has said it’s exploring new merger opportunities after a deal with Canadian e-mobility firm ElectraMeccanica fell through.
Still time to enter Fleet World’s EV survey for chance to win hotel break
Fleet decision-makers still have time to complete Fleet World’s survey on electrification and charging strategies – in return for the chance to win a hotel break.
Tesla marks major milestone in Europe
Tesla has reached the landmark of one million car deliveries in Europe, supporting its original mission to “accelerate the advent of sustainable transport”.
Used EV values up 0.6% on back of growing consumer demand
Used electric vehicle values have risen 0.6% month on month to £32,203 so far in October as prices continue to show signs of stabilising.
EVs are second lowest emitter of transport greenhouse gases, DfT data reveals
Newly published government data shows electric vehicles will slash greenhouse gas emissions from transport following mass adoption by drivers.
Center Parcs takes delivery of 200th electric vehicle from CLM
Center Parcs has deployed its 200th electric vehicle from CLM Fleet Management, supporting its ongoing work on creating an eco-friendly fleet.
Vast majority of businesses plan to adopt EV salary sacrifice in 2024
More than eight in 10 (83%) of companies plan to offer an electric car salary sacrifice scheme for employees in 2024, new research by The Electric Car Scheme finds.
Shell report outlines practical steps for cost-effective fleet decarbonisation
Shell Fleet Solutions has launched a new report exploring the impact of cost on fleet decarbonisation efforts and providing practical recommendations for the way forwards.
Revamped Peugeot 208 and E-208 open for orders
Peugeot’s facelifted 208 and fully electric E-208 superminis are now available to order, priced from £20,400 and £32,400 respectively.
Nissan Hyper Punk concept is electric crossover for content creators and artists
Nissan has content creators and artists in its sights with its latest concept unveiling for the Japan Mobility Show.
Volvo enhances EV public charging experience across Europe
Volvo is boosting its public charging offer for customers across Europe to make access, payment and charging a far simpler experience than before.
Zapmap launches new API product suite to support shift to EVs
Charge point data platform Zapmap has launched a new API product suite to support the transition to electric vehicles.
Moto eyes move into electric vehicle charge point operation
Motorway services giant Moto is eyeing potential new opportunities in charge point operation and renewable energy as part of its work to lead the transition to clean fuels.
Fastest peak time charging for EVs falls to lowest cost this year
Charging an EV with an ultra-rapid charger at peak times has fallen to its lowest cost this year, according to the September 2023 AA EV Recharge Report.
Lex Autolease videos to help van fleets go electric
A new four-part video series is now available from Lex Autolease to support commercial vehicle fleets transitioning to EVs.
Citroën ë-C3 delivers 199-mile range for under £23,000
Citroën has revealed its new-generation C3 supermini, which launches first in fully electric guise with up to 199 miles (320km) of WLTP range and priced at less than £23,000.
Tesla slashes prices and increases range for latest Model 3
Tesla has opened orders for its upgraded Model 3, which offers reduced pricing while dialling up the range.
EV startup Volta Trucks files for bankruptcy
Electric vehicle startup Volta Trucks has said it’s planning to file for bankruptcy after the collapse of a supplier.
