A new industry-backed initiative has launched to provide free practical training on electric vehicles to independent motor dealers in the UK.
Electric vehicles continue to contend with reputation-damaging myths. From theories that the batteries don’t last through to fears that you simply can’t charge them anywhere, misconceptions abound. But, according to Ashley Barnett,
Fleet managers are planning to reach full electrification earlier in spite of the ICE ban delay to 2035.
A new four-part video series is now available from Lex Autolease to support commercial vehicle fleets transitioning to EVs.
Loveelectric has expanded its electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme with used EVs from Lex Autolease.
Geographic information systems software firm Esri UK has driven down its fleet emissions with a new sal sac scheme and EV-focused company car allowances.
Construction equipment hire and services provider Speedy has revamped its car choice list to primarily focus on ultra low emission vehicles (ULEVs).
Electric cars now have the edge when it comes to image compared to petrol or diesel models but concerns over range limits remain.
Lex Autolease has successfully allocated its £1m zero-emission vehicle fund four months ahead of deadline, showing the power of incentives when it comes to electric vehicle adoption.
Lex Autolease is offering fleets the chance to test the Renault Kangoo Z.E. 33 electric van for up to two weeks at a time, enabling a more in-depth insight of the EV’s
Lex Autolease has signed up DriveElectric to provide specialist advice on ultra-low emission vehicles to Lloyds Bank business customers looking to make the switch.
Lex Autolease has allocated nearly half of its £1m EV fund following a surge in electric vehicle orders from fleet operators.
The Government is being urged to rethink plans to cut grant funding for plug-in hybrids from next month as the move starts to take its toll on fleet industry plans to switch
Lex Autolease is offering £1,000 towards the cost of the first 1,000 electric vehicles it leases from 2019 in a move to help drive EV adoption.
Portsmouth Naval Base is taking delivery of a fleet of new vans, of which nearly half will comprise electric vehicles.