Norway leading the charge for EVs
- 12 September 2016
Patrik Lindergren, MD of Chargestorm, discusses the future for electric vehicles.
Patrik Lindergren, MD of Chargestorm, discusses the future for electric vehicles.
Smart charging is on its way, logging where and how often your fleet charges EVs, reports John Kendall.
Chargemaster CEO, David Martell, on the growth of public charging and why EVs will become much more usable over the coming years.
James O’Neill, UK sales manager at Ensto Chago, talks about rapidly evolving EV technology and why connectivity is the difference between asset and obsolescence for office charging.
Now the EV market leader in Europe, near-future plans for Renault put the emphasis on widening the appeal of existing products rather than over-diversifying, according to programme director, Eric Feunteun. Alex Grant
Volvo might have more experience with different hybrid types than any other manufacturer, having offered both diesel and petrol hybrids for some time. The XC90 T8 Twin Engine Hybrid is not the
Alternative Fuel Vehicles are still struggling against mainstream petrol and diesel models. Dave Moss looks at why sales are slow.
12 reasons to consider an alternative fuel vehicle for your fleet this year. By Alex Grant.
One year into its new ownership, the Source London charging network isn’t only improving its offering to electric vehicle owners, it’s about to become the basis of a large-scale car sharing scheme.
Tesla’s first steps towards fully-autonomous vehicles, Autopilot is now live in the UK. Alex Grant took a passenger ride to find out more.
Detroit Electric, once a 20th Century EV pioneer was expected to begin sales in 2014. What has happened, asks Dave Moss?
Operating cost or mobility cost? The choice for future fleets will probably not be as clear as before, reckons Steve Banner.
Technology which could enable electric vehicles to charge is about to be trialled in the UK, and the benefits go beyond curing range anxiety, as Alex Grant explains.
Declining oil prices are unlikely to reduce the demand for electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles, says ALD International sales and marketing director, Stephane Renie.
Appointed to oversee Hyundai UK’s hydrogen strategy and, in the longer term, its electric and hybrid products, sustainable fuel development manager Robin Hayles discusses the challenges facing the emerging sector.
Cost and fuelling infrastructure are holding hydrogen fuel cell vehicles back, reckons Chris Wright.
Game changer, revolutionary, upstart. Tesla’s all-electric luxury car has caused a stir in the industry, but does it work as a day-to-day car? Alex Grant spent a week with the Model S
How realistic is electric vehicle ownership? That’s a question that Bart Vanham of TCO Plus set out to answer.
Although by no means suited to all fleet applications, electric vehicles (EVs) are nonetheless becoming a more viable, practical and financially attractive option for fleets, according to Robert Evans, CEO of Cenex
Jos Dings, director of Transport & Environment, ponders the future of the electromobility sector.