Natalie Middleton
New range of business-specific chargers debuts from Simpson & Partners
Simpson & Partners has launched a new series of EV chargers designed exclusively for business and commercial premises.
Vauxhall drops Corsa Electric price with new Yes Edition
Vauxhall has launched a new special edition Corsa Electric, offering cheaper entry to fully electric motoring.
Third of businesses to install EV charge points in next year
A third (32%) of UK businesses are planning to invest in EV charging infrastructure over the next 12 months, new research by Drax Electric Vehicles has revealed.
Global debut for MG3 Hybrid at Geneva
The new MG3 has premiered at the Geneva Motor Show, debuting hybrid engine technology focused on economy, refinement and performance.
Hydrogen van performance and range not reduced by cold weather, fleet trials show
Initial findings from fleet trials of a fuel cell van have shown no decrease in performance or range despite the colder weather.
Renault 5 E-Tech electric debuts at Geneva Motor Show
The Renault 5 E-Tech electric city car has debuted in production form at the Geneva Motor Show, complete with V2G functionality and 248 miles of range.
Ayvens and Stellantis strike EV and ICE vehicle deal
Leasing giant Ayvens is to roll out electric and ICE cars and vans from Stellantis across its European fleet under a new deal.
Off-peak ultra-rapid charging still cheaper than petrol, finds AA Recharge Report
EV charging costs saw a slight rise in January but off-peak ultra-rapid charging still works out cheaper than fuelling a petrol car.
Ford EV project seeks van fleet operators for paid research
Ford is looking for fleet managers to provide valuable feedback on electric vehicles through paid research.
Renault slashes price for Scenic E-Tech electric with new entry-level model
Renault has introduced a new lead-in version of its Scenic E-Tech electric SUV, cutting the entry pricing to £37,495.
Growth in EV-qualified technicians but shortfall still on cards
The UK continues to see steady growth in the EV-qualified automotive aftermarket workforce, although action is still needed to avoid a future shortfall.
Used EV prices show signs of levelling off
Used EV prices continue to show signs of levelling off, according to the latest data from Indicata.
Plug-in Taxi Grant extended but funding reduced
The Government has extended the Plug-in Taxi Grant for a further year but at a reduced rate of £6,000 per vehicle.
Vast majority of two-car households reluctant to go fully electric
Despite the increasing take-up of electric vehicles, families are still reluctant to rely on them for longer journeys, according to new research.
MG parent to debut new IM brand and electric saloon at Geneva
MG’s parent company SAIC is introducing a new electric vehicle brand for Europe at next week’s Geneva Motor Show.
Fleets need EVs now that used buyers will want in the future, says FleetCheck
Fleets need to be able to buy electric vehicles now that used car buyers will want in four years’ time – but are being hampered by a lack of choice, FleetCheck has warned.
Stellantis to manufacture electric vans at Luton from 2025
Stellantis is to start production of its medium electric vans at Luton from the first half of 2025.
Last chance to enter the 2024 Great British Fleet Awards
Fleets and fleet industry firms have just a couple of days left to enter for this year’s Fleet World Great British Fleet Awards and earn acclaim for their work.
Zero Emission Van Plan launches in Houses of Parliament
A Zero Emission Van Plan setting out where vital action is needed has launched in the Houses of Parliament.
Local authorities now able to apply for government-funded course on EV charging rollout
A new government-funded course designed to upskill local authorities for EV charging rollout is now open for applications.
