Natalie Middleton
Starla Energy to supply customers with Indra smart home chargers
EV solutions provider Starla Energy is to supply customers with smart home chargers from Indra under a new nationwide agreement.
Welsh Government boosts EV public charging with £15m investment
The Welsh Government is investing a further £15m to increase the number of electric vehicle charging points across the country.
DPD opens sustainability innovation lab to cut fleet emissions
DPD is calling on sustainability specialists to come up with new ways to reduce its carbon emissions from transport, delivery and buildings.
Parkopedia and Plugsurfing launch ‘Park and Charge’ service for EVs
Connected car services business Parkopedia has joined forces with charging network Plugsurfing on a new ‘Park and Charge’ solution for drivers and automakers.
EV charging now most onerous everyday issue for fleets
EV charging management is increasingly taking up huge amounts of time for fleet managers, fast becoming the most onerous day-to-day managerial task.
Restrictions on 4.25-tonne electric vans hampering fleet take-up, says AFP
Operational restrictions are creating challenges for fleets adopting new 4.25-tonne electric vans, the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) has reported.
Vehicle to everything can help futureproof EV fleets, new GridBeyond paper says
A new white paper looking at how EVs could revolutionise the way energy is managed and used through vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology is now available.
Nicholls & Clarke adds 100 Hyundai Ioniq electric cars to fleet
Nicholls & Clarke has ordered nearly 100 fully electric cars from Hyundai, spearheading its work to go electric.
Mayor calls for faster EV charging rollout nationally as London gets 80 new rapid bays
The Mayor of London has urged ministers to ‘up the pace’ on rapid charging infrastructure as he outlines plans for 80 new rapid charging points across London.
Uber scales up work for drivers and riders to go electric
Uber has revealed a series of features to help its drivers and readers prioritise sustainability, including new tools and increased work to enable EV take-up.
Latest issue of EV Fleet World Digital Magazine now live
The new edition of EV Fleet World Digital Magazine is now out, providing latest insights and advice for fleets and drivers looking to go electric.
Citroën launches ë-Series trim for ë-C4, ë-C4 X and C5 Aircross models
Citroën has introduced a new ë-Series grade, adding standout style and enhanced levels of technology to its electrified model range.
Eight-step roadmap to unlock V2X energy flexibility
A new white paper on ‘Unlocking Industry Barriers to Providing V2X Flexibility’ is now available from smart charging specialist EV.Energy.
Ultra-rapid charging hub opens in Croydon town centre
Raw Charging has opened a brand-new ultra-rapid electric vehicle charging hub in the heart of Croydon.
Big drop in EVs running out of charge, reports AA
The AA has seen a dramatic drop in electric vehicles running out of charge, reflected in its latest breakdown data.
Volvo EX30 electric baby SUV on sale from £33,795
Volvo has opened orders for the EX30 – its smallest-ever SUV and a “cornerstone” in its plans to go fully electric from 2030.
Peugeot 2008 and e-2008 get bolder design and longer range
Peugeot’s updated 2008 line-up opens for orders next week, ushering in bolder design, new technologies and longer range for the fully electric e-2008.
Battery health concerns are number one barrier for used electric vehicle buyers
Assurances on the health of second-hand EV batteries could dramatically increase electric vehicle take-up, helping to fast-track the UK’s EV transition by more than a decade.
Mazda CX-60 PHEV drops to 8% BiK brand
Mazda’s CX-60 PHEV now qualifies for the 8% Benefit-in-Kind bracket, resulting in reduced company car tax for fleet drivers.
Fiat launches £3k electric car grant for 500e
Fiat has launched its own electric car ‘grant’ in the UK, compensating for the defunct Plug-in Car Grant.
