The Scottish government has committed £17.8m to bolster electric vehicle uptake and charging access for the 2026/27 period, specifically targeting underserved communities and small businesses.
Transport Scotland is ploughing £85m into the rollout of critical electric vehicle charging infrastructure and the switch to zero-emission vehicles.
The Scottish Government is investing £4.5m of funding to ensure more equitable access to electric vehicle charging opportunities across the country.
ChargePlace Scotland, Scotland’s national electric vehicle charging network, has signed with Zapmap as a payment partner.
A new electric vehicle charging hub in Scotland said to be the most powerful in Scotland has gone live in Dundee.
The Scottish government has published its Vision on how to expand the public EV charging network with the help of private sector investment to meet fast-rising EV take-up.
An Energy Saving Trust programme to help Scottish local authorities develop bespoke plans to drive EV uptake has reached the next stage.
Projects including deploying electric vehicle charge points and advancing active travel are to get off the ground with the help of funding from Transport Scotland’s Low Carbon Travel and Transport (LCTT) Challenge