Sainsbury’s Smart Charge has partnered with the Department for Transport to help drivers experience the benefits of electric vehicles through a series of in-store EV events taking place this week.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce a £1.5bn package to help further drive the rollout of electric cars among drivers, reports suggest ahead of this week’s Budget.
The Department for Transport (DfT) has awarded Zapmap a contract to deliver electric vehicle charge point open data as part of its work to improve the public rapid charging experience for current
Cumberland Council has secured £3.5m in funding from the Department for Transport (DfT) to get more EV chargers onto streets.
The UK’s public electric vehicle charging network rose to some 53,700 devices in 2023; up 45% on the previous year.
Latest DfT statistics show a 34% increase in public EV chargers in the last 12 months, and an 8% increase since 1 July 2022.
Ultra-low emission vehicles could get green number plates under a government scheme intended to incentivise ‘going green’.
The number of new ultra low emission vehicle (ULEV) registrations in the UK has nearly doubled since 2015, with ULEVs continuing to hold a growing market share of all new registrations.