Osprey Charging has become the first charging network to subscribe to ChargeSafe, a public charging endorsement body that independently inspects and rates EV charging locations.
UK Power Networks is undertaking a research project with Motability and local authorities to help disabled drivers make the switch to electric vehicles.
LeasePlan has signed up NewMotion to provide its customers with EV charging solutions at home, the workplace and on the go, including automatic full reimbursement for charging costs.
A third of UK fleets are planning to install charging points at drivers’ homes as a result of increased remote working, according to Centrica Business Solutions, aimed at supporting wider uptake of
BP Pulse, one of the UK’s largest electric vehicle charging networks, has confirmed new pricing for all except its fastest units, applicable from 10 June.
First Mile has opted for Octopus Group’s Transport-as-a-Service (TaaS) fleet offering, to provide it with electric vehicle charging infrastructure installation without the initial cost burden.
New public kerbside charging and connectivity technology has been demonstrated in London today to show how the Government’s electric vehicle ambitions could be turned into reality.
Volkswagen has offered a first glimpse of a future mobile quick charging station that can be independently setup from the power supply.
Rural communities could face inadequate charging infrastructure if it develops based on market demand, the National Grid has warned, adding that Government support will be needed to put in high-powered connections in
The world’s first public road capable of recharging electric vehicles as they drive is now live in Sweden, beginning a two-year trial with large commercials.
Bannatyne Health Clubs is rolling out rapid chargers across all its sites in the UK, as it looks to increase its member benefits.
ChargePoint Services and Motor Fuel Group (MFG) are rolling out rapid chargers across the GeniePoint Network and expect to have 200 by the end of 2018.
London will have 150 rapid chargers for electric vehicles on the streets of the capital by the end of the year – rising to around 700 by the end of 2022. The
Zero-emission capable taxis will be exempt from the VED tax supplement that applies to cars over £40,000, the government announced in the Budget 2017.
London boroughs have won funding to install up to 1,500 standard charging points on residential streets in London by the end of 2020.
Continental has developed a new charging system which uses the vehicle’s motor and invertor to offer faster top-ups and much wider interoperability.
As the publicly funded charging points for electric vehicles continues to make the railways look organised, is poor infrastructure stopping fleets making the switch? Craig Thomas finds out.
Tesla is to double its global network of ultra-fast charging points during 2017, as it prepares for the launch of the compact-executive Model 3 electric car and growth of its current models.
The Government has set out new proposals to bring easier access to infrastructure for electric vehicles as part of the Vehicle Technology and Aviation Bill. Under the proposals, motorway services and large fuel retailers could
EV charging times are falling and charging equipment is developing to provide faster, smarter charging, as Steve Banner discovers.