Category : UK News
ZEV mandate revisions draw polarised reactions
The UK’s automakers, climate groups and charging and fleet firms have responded to the ZEV mandate changes with deeply polarised reactions.
EV battery health extends well beyond OEM warranties
EV battery health remains high even after vehicles have racked up 100,000-plus miles on the road, new analysis has found.
Brighton and Hove to power up UK’s ‘largest’ on-street charging project
Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is rolling more than 6,000 street chargers in the UK’s ‘largest’ on-street charging project to date.
Shortlist for Great British Fleet Awards 2025 revealed
The shortlist for the Great British Fleet Awards 2025, run by Fleet World, is now out, revealing those fleet managers and service firms vying for top place at this year’s glittering awards reception and … Read More »
Government to allow new hybrid cars and ICE vans on sale until 2035
The Department for Transport is relaxing the UK’s ZEV mandate rules for automakers and giving firms more support on meeting targets, responding to the US tariffs.
Hyundai unveils second-gen Nexo hydrogen SUV with 435-mile range
Hyundai is pushing ahead with plans for hydrogen mobility with the debut of its second-generation Nexo SUV.
Charge point stats show soaring installations of ultra-rapid hubs
Public charge point installations in the UK surged in the first quarter of 2025, with ultra-rapid hubs leading the way.
UK van demand drops again despite rising EV uptake
UK buyer demand for new vans has shrunk for the fourth month running despite the arrival of the new ’25 plate.
Fastned and TfL’s Places for London get green light for first ultra-rapid charging hub
Fastned and Places for London have secured planning permission for a new EV charging hub at TfL’s Hatton Cross station car park, following approval by the London Borough of Hillingdon.
New car market bounces back in March as EVs record best month ever
UK new car registrations soared last month in a welcome return to growth that also marked a new high for EV demand.
Kia and LG turn PV5 electric vans into AI-powered smart mobility concepts
Kia is showcasing the potential for its new electric vans to become AI-powered mobility space solutions in collaboration with LG Electronics.
Renault boosts design and refinement for Austral hybrid SUV
The Renault Austral hybrid SUV has been given a midlife revamp, sharpening design and adding new digital tech and comfort-focused features.
Failure to support used EV market will derail zero-emission switch, government told
UK fleet operators, trade bodies and vehicle rental and leasing companies have called for vital action to support used EV market and avoid derailing the zero-emission switch.
Škoda Elroq vRS to boast 340hp of power and 340 miles of range
Škoda is launching a vRS performance version of the Elroq six months after the electric compact SUV debuted.
New Thatcham service to support safe and efficient EV repairs
Thatcham Research has launched a new service to address the growing challenges of repairing EVs in today’s automotive landscape.
Polestar 2 gets more range and upgraded tech for 2026 model year
The Polestar 2 electric hatchback has been given a 2026 model year revamp, complete with more range and latest technology.
Europe’s largest public charging network launches with 11,000+ chargers
A new charging network billed as the largest in Europe has launched under a landmark industry collaboration.
Trump tariffs: UK urged to ‘double down’ on zero-emission transport
As the world braces for details of Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, a think-tank has said that a boost for homegrown EVs could help counter the tens of thousands of UK auto jobs at risk.
Vauxhall Corsa Electric gets range boost and vehicle-to-load capability
The Vauxhall Corsa Electric has gained more range and vehicle-to-load capabilities in a latest update.
Europcar simplifies EV rental with convenient charging process
Europcar has revised its battery charging policy for cars and vans to give drivers extra range and quicker drop-offs.
