Category : Features
2024 in review: A look back at the key moments for fleets
As 2024 draws to a close, Tim Laver, UK managing director at Ayvens, takes a look back at some of the key trends that shaped the fleet industry this year.
The year of scaling up: A look ahead to EV adoption in 2025
John Walsh, chief commercial officer & president at EO Charging, shares his predictions for the electric vehicle sector in 2025 and explores how the landscape is changing for fleet operators in North America.
Ohme Viewpoint: The outlook for EVs going into 2025
The automotive world goes into 2025 feeling positive, but also with some uncertainty around EVs and PHEVs, says Peter McDonald, mobility director at Ohme.
EV Diary: 36 hours with a Dacia Spring
What happens when you combine an EV with a relatively limited range and a 300-mile-odd round trip? Less drama than you might think, says John Challen.
The electric revolution: The UK’s EV landscape in 2025
The UK’s electric vehicle (EV) landscape is poised for transformative changes as we head into 2025. Here, Versinetic’s EV charger engineering team has compiled key predictions for the EV industry for the coming year, … Read More »
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Geely becomes new face in the UK CV crowd
Geely will launch commercial vehicles in the UK in 2025, reveals John Kendall.
Opinion: Navigating the shifting tax and legislative landscape
Fleets must adapt to manage the rapidly evolving tax and legislative landscape. Lee O’Connell, sales director at Sogo Mobility, explores the challenges and opportunities.
Opinion: Why the Government should educate not regulate on EVs
By Andrew Leech, founder and MD of Fleet Evolution
The road to an even electric vehicle transition
How to get from ICE to EV in the most harmonious – and least disruptive way. By Toby Poston, corporate affairs director, BVRLA.
A prime opportunity to profit from smarter energy management
NESO’s Demand Flexibility Service returns this year – here’s why fleets are the dream participants. By Adam Hall, director of energy services at Drax Electric Vehicles.
Tackling negative misconceptions around electric vans
Electric vehicles continue to contend with reputation-damaging myths. From theories that the batteries don’t last through to fears that you simply can’t charge them anywhere, misconceptions abound. But, according to Ashley Barnett, head of … Read More »
Fundamentals of EV charging: Developments in infrastructure
Widespread, reliable and accessible charging infrastructure is a vital foundation of greater electric vehicle uptake, and the experience is improving all the time.
COP29: What should world leaders focus on?
Now is the time to invest in the planet, says Kevin Brundish, CEO of solid-state battery startup LionVolt.
Comment: The UK’s two-millionth plug-in car milestone
Jordan Brompton, co-founder and CMO of Myenergi, on the latest milestone for plug-in cars.
Opinion: There’s not a second to lose if the UK is to build a world-class battery industry
By Richard Moore, battery expert at Greenpower Park
Autumn Budget 2024: Main points for fleets and industry reaction
Rachel Reeves, the UK’s first-ever female Chancellor, has delivered her inaugural Budget.
Support charging investment to unlock full economic potential of zero-emission transport
In anticipation for the Budget, ChargeUK CEO Vicky Read has called for the Government to seize the economic prize of net zero transport through investing in charging infrastructure.
Autumn Statement must provide long-term stability to make EV future a reality
By Ashley Tate, managing director of Allstar Chargepass UK
Fundamentals of EV taxation: Incentives on offer for fleets
More than 80% of new plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles are registered to fleets, supported by a generous package of incentives. Here’s how it works.
Fundamentals of electric vehicles: A look at powertrain choices
Electrification is introducing an unprecedented choice of powertrain options – but which ones are right for your fleet?
