Natalie Middleton
Amazon opens first micromobility hub in Northern Ireland
Amazon is bringing e-cargo bike deliveries to Belfast customers with the opening of a new micromobility hub.
Study reveals electrification challenges and opportunities for European fleets
Sustainability continues to climb the corporate agenda for European fleets but electrification poses major challenges that many are under-prepared for, according to a new study by Alphabet.
EO Charging positions for global growth with executive team changes
EO Charging has revamped its executive team in line with plans for strategic growth globally.
ChargeUK appoints first chief executive officer
ChargeUK has appointed its first CEO as the EV charging association marks the culmination of its first year.
New technology can mitigate a volatile EV market
Fleets can help mitigate the worst of the volatile EV used market by using the latest technology to speed up the remarketing process, according to Motom.
Renault opens orders for Rafale flagship hybrid coupé-SUV
Renault’s Rafale coupé-SUV is on sale now, delivering a new flagship vehicle “born and bred for driving pleasure”.
Gofor bolsters salary sacrifice offer with home charging solutions
Gofor has teamed up with Vchrgd Technologies to offer home charging to its salary sacrifice customers.
Tesla low for servicing and brake costs, but heavy on tyres, finds Cap HPI
Tesla has the lowest servicing costs in the list of top 20 manufacturers but slips to 16th for total service and maintenance (SMR) costs.
Lack of fleet SMR infrastructure for EV challenger brands could increase offroad time
Fleets need to be aware that service, maintenance and repair (SMR) is becoming increasingly complex as new manufacturers enter the UK market, according to i247 Group.
New van market at three-year high but eLCV demand plummets
The UK new van market has recorded its best April for three years but battery electric van (BEV) uptake continues to decline.
University of Warwick to get one of UK’s largest campus charging sites
The University of Warwick is working with charge point operator Zest to install one of the UK’s largest university campus charging facilities.
New car BEV outlook downgraded as private demand weakens
The UK market outlook for battery electric vehicles (BEV) demand in 2024 has been downgraded on the back of flagging demand from private buyers, prompting renewed calls for government-led incentives.
EV-suitable tyres could bump up range 7%, says Michelin
Electric vehicle drivers could gain around 700 miles of additional mileage and pocket £119 in savings per year by simply having EV-suitable tyres, according to Michelin.
Pod Point launches Solo 3S EV home charger with solar integration
Pod Point has launched a new solar-integrated home charger to help drivers power EVs for zero cost and zero carbon.
Toyota launches EV home charging solution
Toyota has launched a domestic charge point to simplify the switch to electric vehicles.
UK hits milestone of 60,000 EV charge points as installation rates soar
The UK has passed the milestone of 60,000 public charging points – and is on track to reach 100,000 public charging devices in summer 2025.
Used EV prices down 16.8% in a year but younger EVs record growth
The used EV market remains highly volatile, showing a big slump in average values but growth for younger models.
Renault Symbioz hybrid SUV brings fight to Nissan Qashqai
Renault is launching a new hybrid midsize SUV, dubbed the Symbioz and challenging the Nissan Qashqai and Ford Puma.
More than one in five cars sold globally this year expected to be electric
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has published a bullish report on the outlook for global electric vehicle demand in the near- and long-term.
Concern for Tesla Supercharger future following mass layoffs
Future plans for Tesla’s Supercharger network are up in the air, following reports that the company has laid off almost the entire division responsible for it.
