Natalie Middleton
Over half of workplaces already provide charging facilities, finds Europcar study
A new Europcar study reveals that more than half of private sector businesses provide workplace charging facilities, helping to counter concerns with EV infrastructure and to drive adoption.
Mini Cooper Electric to deliver up to 249 miles of range
Mini has previewed its upcoming Cooper Electric with a shot of a camouflaged prototype and early specification details.
CTEK hits EV milestone of 100,000 charging points sold
CTEK has reached the milestone of its first 100,000 electric vehicle charging points sold, supported by strong workplace and public charging demand.
BVRLA webinar to explore opportunities for selling used BEVs
The BVRLA will explore the best ways to sell used battery electric vehicles (BEVs), and the challenges and opportunities it brings to members’ businesses, in an upcoming webinar on 25 May.
Rivus takes delivery of ‘first-of-its-kind’ hydrogen van for trials
Rivus is trialling a fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) from First Hydrogen to get insights on the benefits and practicality of hydrogen as an alternative fuel.
UK charging network, grid supply and incentives under focus in new Logistics UK report
Logistics UK is to publish its new EV Report at the forthcoming Future Logistics Conference, giving insights into current developments and areas where work is needed.
Allstar bolsters fleet EV network with Evyve ultra-rapid chargers
Allstar has added the Evyve rapid and ultra-rapid charging network to its fleet charging solution, further maximising convenience for businesses transitioning to EVs.
UK government explores compulsory battery state of health monitors for EVs
The UK is exploring plans to make battery state of health (SOH) monitors compulsory on all new electric vehicles, helping to support consumer confidence.
Miele deploys Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo eLCVs on fleet
Miele has become the first Volkswagen customer to take delivery of fully customised ID. Buzz Cargo vans.
Swarco Smart Charging launches new EV chargers to support expanding fleet needs
Swarco Smart Charging has launched four new charging solutions to support the increasing adoption of EVs by UK businesses and consumers.
Arnold Clark to install 500+ EV chargers in £23m investment
Dealer group Arnold Clark is to install more than 500 electric vehicle chargers across the UK in an investment worth £23m.
UK still in top three European countries for EV readiness, finds LeasePlan
Europe is better prepared than ever to support and accelerate the all-important electric mobility transition, according to latest LeasePlan research.
Bonnet launches new fleet-focused charging services
EV charging app Bonnet has launched new tools for small and large fleet managers.
New DriveElectric Hub to give real-time cost and carbon data for EVs and charging
DriveElectric has launched a new EV Hub that will support fleets with going electric.
GWM Ora to launch fully electric premium saloon in 2024
GWM Ora has confirmed that its next UK model will be an all-electric premium saloon, planned to go on sale in Q1 2024.
New ChargeUK trade body to double charging network over 2023
A new EV charging trade association has launched to supercharge the UK’s infrastructure rollout.
Škoda to launch six new EVs by 2026 in accelerated e-mobility offensive
Škoda is to roll out six new battery electric vehicles (BEVs) by 2026, significantly expanding and diversifying its all-electric line-up.
Advisory Electricity Rate still short-changing EV drivers for majority of fleet journeys
The cost to charge an EV has stabilised in recent months, but fleets using the Advisory Electricity Rate are still leaving EV drivers out of pocket for business mileage reimbursement.
Just Eat to replace corporate sales fleet with EVs by 2025
Just Eat will replace its corporate sales fleet with fully electric vehicles by 2025, supporting wider plans to fully transition its entire corporate fleet to EVs by 2030.
Three-quarters of fleets delaying electrification due to cost pressures
Cost pressures are impacting fleet plans to go electric and delaying net zero, new research has found.
