Lambeth Council has deployed six Renault Kangoo E-Tech electric vans as part of plans to become a carbon neutral organisation by 2030.
200 kerbside charge points are to be installed across Brent and Camden to bring electric charging to those without driveways and garages.
Engenie has been added to Octopus Energy’s Electric Juice network, following the successful launch of its Beta version in May 2020.
Customers using the black taxi app Gett can now exclusively order an electric taxi in London.
Transport for London has awarded contracts to some of the UK’s largest charging point manufacturers to roll out 1,150 charging points across the boroughs by the end of 2020, helping households without
Transport for London is proposing tightening Congestion Charge exemption criteria from April 2019, including removing discounts for hybrids and private hire vehicles.
London could get its first electric vehicle only ‘Zero Emission Zones’ by 2020, aimed at improving air quality and driving uptake of cleaner travel, as part of an environmental strategy revealed today.
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
BluepointLondon, which has operated the Source London network since September 2014, says it’s ready to add 1,000 additional charge points across the Capital as the number of charges per month doubles.
The first London Electric Vehicle Company’s (LEVC) electric black cabs will begin to appear on London streets.
Uber is to levy a clean air surcharge on its fares to help fund a complete switch to hybrid and electric vehicles by its drivers.
Ford’s forthcoming Plug-in Hybrid Transit Custom has made its first public appearance just weeks ahead of the start of London-based fleet trials.
The Metropolitan Police Service is trialling seven hydrogen-powered scooters from Suzuki with the possibility of deploying them for various roles across the force.
London boroughs have won funding to install up to 1,500 standard charging points on residential streets in London by the end of 2020.
London businesses and business groups can now apply for funding to deploy low emission vehicle infrastructure or zero emission home delivery services. Launched today by City Hall, the new Air Quality Business
Londoners have lent their support to plans by the Mayor of London to tackle pollution in the Capital.
The London Metropolitan Police has begun a trial of a range-extended BMW i3 as a patrol car, with the aim of evaluating how electric vehicles could perform in a live operational environment.
Car hailing service, Uber, has deployed a fleet of Nissan LEAFs as part of an ongoing commitment to tackling air pollution in London and across the UK.