The New Motion, a leading European provider of charging solutions, is expanding into the UK.
Commercial electrical vehicle (EV) charging solutions specialist Evolt has supplied and installed Rapid and Fast electric vehicle (EV) charge points for Argyll and Bute Council.
Ecotricity has revised its pay-as-you-charge pricing for the Electric Highway rapid chargers, following feedback from customers.
The first of 42 new electric vehicles has been deployed on the Leeds City Council fleet in a move to cut costs and emissions.
Electric vehicle drivers in Milton Keynes can now park for free in 15,000 commuter and charging spaces under the first of a series of nationwide EV initiatives.
New research shows that more work is needed to educate drivers on the range capabilities of electric vehicles and the growing coverage offered by the charging network.
West Lothian Council has taken delivery of three all-electric Nissan e-NV200 vans and seven Nissan LEAFs as part of its ongoing work to reducing carbon emissions.
Ecotricity has introduced a £5 fee to use its Electric Highway rapid charging network, in a move which could make it non-viable for plug-in hybrids to use the points.
Nissan GB customers buying a Nissan LEAF purchased with finance are being offered the chance to receive a free home charging point.
Fleet management software specialist Chevin Fleet Solutions has become the latest UK fleet to join the government’s Go Ultra Low campaign.
The Eden Project has built on its existing partnership with Renault with the addition of 18 electric vehicles to its fleet.
The DfT’s data shows a total of 57,207 electric, plug-in hybrid and hydrogen fuel cell passenger cars registered in the United Kingdom in the first quarter of 2016. That’s 0.18% of the
Priced at £53,400 after the Plug-in Car Grant, the Model S 60 offers a range of 248 miles and is available as a dual-motor 60D, which adds £4,400 to the list price
The business originally turned to Alphabet to explore plans to add a single PHEV for its 50-vehicle fleet but consultation between the Alphabet for Business team and Chase Evans’ long-standing supply partner,
Transport for London is to push ahead with plans to axe the Congestion Charge exemption for hybrids and plug-in hybrid vehicles from October 2021.
Less than a week after it presented the motoring press with its forthcoming i3 and i8 electric and hybrid concept cars, the BMW Group has published the results of its recently completed