Natalie Middleton
First Hydrogen van racks up 400-mile range in SSE trials
SSE has reported strong vehicle performance and long driving ranges in its trials of First Hydrogen’s zero-emission van.
Workplace EV charging provision set to double in next 12 months
The number of UK businesses offering on-site electric vehicle charging is set to double in the next year, research from Arval Mobility Observatory indicates.
Half of large fleets in UK and Ireland could be hybrid or electric by 2025
More than half (55%) of fleet operators in the UK and Ireland say they could have a hybrid or electric fleet by 2025, according to new research by Samsara.
All-electric Townstar tours Nissan Van Centre network
Nissan has taken its all-electric Townstar compact van on a UK tour to highlight its versatility and eco credentials.
Element 2 to open £4.1m hydrogen hub at Teesside Airport
Element 2 is to construct a new hydrogen refuelling station at Teesside Airport, further its work to turn the Tees Valley into a hub for zero-emission transportation.
Nissan Ariya gets new entry and top-end models amid pricing rejig
Nissan has revamped its Ariya line-up, adding new entry and top-grade models while slashing pricing for other models.
Evyve charging network now available on Zapmap payment app
Drivers charging at Evyve can now use the Zapmap payment app to pay for charging.
Renault Clio E-Tech full hybrid: Prices and specs revealed
Renault’s facelifted Clio is now available to order, solely available as a full hybrid and priced from £21,295.
Carbon reduction is main motivator for LCV fleets to go electric, Northgate finds
Carbon reduction is now the main reason for LCV fleets to shift from diesel to electric, according to Northgate’s latest customer research.
Ringtons takes delivery of first all-electric ID. Buzz Cargo
Luxury tea merchant Ringtons has added an all-electric ID. Buzz Cargo van to its existing 250-strong Volkswagen fleet.
Focus on public charging is alienating people without driveways, warns Co Charger
The electric vehicle charging sector must rethink its approach to ensure motorists without driveways are aware of the vast range of solutions available to help them go electric.
Octopus expands into salary sacrifice for used EVs
Octopus Electric Vehicles is now offering drivers access to second-hand EVs via salary sacrifice, cutting the cost of going electric.
1 August marks day EV driving becomes ‘free’ in 2023
EV motorists are now effectively driving for ‘free’ for the rest of the year compared to the average petrol driver, new research indicates.
Honda e:Ny1 electric SUV: Prices and specs revealed
Honda has dropped details of its e:Ny1 electric SUV, which will be priced from £44,995 when order books open late October.
ScottishPower sees strong take-up from Tusker EV sal-sac scheme
A Tusker car benefit scheme introduced at ScottishPower has seen high levels of take-up in its first year in operation.
DriveElectric adds salary sacrifice to EV leasing offer
Electric vehicle leasing specialist DriveElectric has expanded into offering salary sacrifice, bringing a valuable benefit to businesses and drivers.
New Škoda Superb gets longer-range PHEV
Škoda has teased its fourth-generation Superb in prototype guise ahead of its full unveiling in November.
Busiest-ever day for EV charging predicted tomorrow
The UK is expected to see its busiest-ever day for EV charging on Saturday as the summer holiday getaway begins.
BVRLA’s Fleets in Charge Conference to spotlight latest EV developments
The BVRLA has revealed details of its upcoming Fleets in Charge Conference, which will give insights and tips on growing electric.
First keynote speakers announced for Cenex-LCV and Cenex-CAM 2023
Cenex has announced the first details of the speaker line-up for the 2023 Cenex-LCV and Cenex-CAM.
