EV Fleet World

Features

Signs of Change

  • by Alex Grant
  • 20 August 2014

Electric Vehicles:  How is the market performing? The SMMT recorded 2,558 pure electric vehicle sales during the first six months of 2014, a 143.9% year-on-year rise. Business sales more than doubled year

Features

On a Charge

  • by John Kendall
  • 24 June 2014

Which connector? Electric vehicle charging is in something of a muddle, with two different types of connectors in Europe, some cars that can be fast charged and some that cannot, while the

Features

Silver linings for the EV market

  • by Alex Grant
  • 24 June 2014

According to BBC News, there are only around 3,000 electric vehicles (one assumes this includes plug-in hybrids) registered in London, compared to a 2020 target of 100,000 set out by the Mayor

Features

Democratising the Electric Car

  • by Alex Grant
  • 11 June 2014

Tesla CEO and co-founder Elon Musk discusses forthcoming plans for Europe, and why the UK will be one of its most important markets.

Features

Smarter Charging

  • by Alex Grant
  • 4 April 2014

What is My Electric Avenue? My Electric Avenue is an 18-month, £9m project which will investigate how demand from electric vehicle charging will impact on the electrical grid by 2030, and how

Features

Fuelling the alternatives

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  • 23 September 2013

Blue skies, palm trees waving in a gentle breeze, the shining sea lapping gently against beautiful beaches… the US state of Hawaii can lay claim to being a paradise on earth, at

Features

Building bridges, removing barriers

  • by Alex Grant
  • 12 September 2013

Among its previous projects, Cenex has supported several large-scale demonstrator programmes for electric, hybrid and biofuel powertrains, ranging from cars through to heavy goods vehicles. From its head office in Loughborough, the

Features

Changing Perceptions

  • by Alex Grant
  • 1 August 2013

Electric vehicles mark a new venture for British Gas. One of a number of new companies to take an interest in motoring as electromobility begins to gather pace, it’s found the emerging

Features

Nissan’s electric shock

  • by Jonathan Musk
  • 1 July 2013

Nissan’s electric shock  The revamped LEAF could broaden Nissan’s appeal to smaller fleets, reports Curtis Hutchinson, editor of Motor Trader. Every now and again carmakers launch a car they know will have

Features

The drive for a renewable future

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  • 30 May 2013

The onus on EV adoption is most certainly growing. Central to this is the fact that the UK is moving towards a much greater renewable and nuclear future, whereby energy could potentially

Features

Are fuel cells closer than we think?

  • by Alex Grant
  • 14 May 2013

In February, Hyundai claimed a world first when it began assembly line production of its first hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle, the ix35 FCEV, at its plant in Ulsan, South Korea. Manufactured

Features

The hype has gone

  • by Jonathan Musk
  • 12 April 2013

If there is no pressure from the market and/or no pressure through governmental directives (just like it used to be in California), the future is on the side of range-extenders. E-vehicles? Do

Features

A Different Approach

  • by Alex Grant
  • 2 April 2013

Tesla's Model S may look like a concept car, but it’s less than a year from UK showrooms and the fleet sector is firmly on the manufacturer's radar. Annual volumes of 20,000

Features

No cars in cities

  • by Jonathan Musk
  • 15 March 2013

Similar events occur in cities throughout the world, such as Mexico City, where it is not uncommon to see birds falling dead from the sky. The EU calculates that 300,000 premature deaths

Features

The Future of Fleet

  • by Alex Grant
  • 7 March 2013

Chevrolet Spark EV Type: Battery-electric vehicle Why it’s important: The Spark EV will be Chevrolet’s first pure electric vehicle when it launches in selected European markets during 2014. Some 75% of its

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Can leasing speed up LEV uptake?

  • by John Kendall
  • 26 February 2013

It’s probably true to say that the motor industry has never been faced with as much change as it has been for the past few years, at least, not since its beginnings