All Electric articles – Page 16
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NewsEV chargepoint slow down for Maxol?
The slowdown in EV adoption could impact the speed at which Maxol develops its EV charging network.
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NewsMFG is Zapmap’s second best large rapid/ultra-rapid public charging network
Top 50 Indie MFG has been named as the second best public charging network in Zapmap’s ‘Large rapid/ultra-rapid’ category for 2024/25.
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NewsElectric van hub to be built in Swindon
Swindon Borough Council has granted permission for a three-storey electric van park to be built on the edge of the town.
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NewsCentrica leads the charge in solving electric van 12-volt battery issues
Centrica, one of the UK’s largest operators of electric vans, is addressing a major challenge faced by EV fleets nationwide called “bricking”, with new solar panels.
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NewsRontec to add EV charging at Mill Lane Service Station
Top 50 Indie Rontec has been granted planning permission to knock down a car wash and replace it with six EV charging bays at its Mill Lane Service Station in Newton-le-Willows.
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NewsSales of used EVs soar to record levels
Sales of used battery EVs (BEVs) soared by 57% to 53,423 units between July and September, recording the largest ever market share at 2.7%.
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NewsPortsmouth Council chooses Zest to install over 300 new chargepoints
Zest has been appointed to operate Portsmouth’s growing EV charging network.
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NewsRoyal Mail boosts EV fleet with Peugeot
New Royal Mail electric Peugeot vans are hitting the streets this week.
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NewsSuzuki unveils its first mass-production BEV
Suzuki Motor Corporation has unveiled its first mass-production battery electric vehicle (BEV) model, the e Vitara, in Milan.
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NewsEV sales growing – but not fast enough to reach targets, says SMMT
The UK new car market fell for the second time this year, down by -6% in October to 144,288 new registrations, according to the latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
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NewsSalary sacrifice EV firm expands into charging
A company that helps businesses provide their staff with electric vehicles (EVs) under a so-called salary sacrifice is expanding into EV charging.
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NewsBritish Car Auctions introduces EV battery health grading service
BCA (British Car Auctions) is introducing a new EV battery health grading service, in a bid to give customers more confidence when buying an EV.
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NewsScotland’s 6,000 chargepoint target met two years earlier than expected
Scotland’s target of 6,000 chargepoints has been met two years earlier than planned through a combination of Scottish Government funding, increasing private sector investment and local authority planning and leadership.
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Equipment NewsNew Pro Charger commercial EV charging range launched
Sync Energy’s new Pro Charger range is described as an “easy-to-install, easy-to-use solution” for commercial EV charging.
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NewsEuropean Commission brings in new tariffs for Chinese EVs
The European Commission (EC) has announced that it is imposing duties on imports of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) from China, for a period of five years.
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NewsCoventry University to help with accelerating city’s EV adoption
Coventry University is set to play a key role in accelerating the city’s EV adoption as part of a new project examining the barriers to home charging.
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NewsPlymouth Council to help those without driveways charge EVs at home
Plymouth Council will be trialling new ways to support residents who cannot charge their EVs at home.
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NewsSainsbury’s Smart Charge reaches 500-bay milestone
Sainsbury’s unveiling of a new Smart Charge hub at its Tamworth store in Staffordshire means it now has over 500 charging bays available across the country.
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NewsZest refused planning permission for new charging hub
Chargepoint operator Zest has been refused planning permission to develop a charging hub in Dudley because of a tree preservation order in the area.
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NewsNetherlands chargepoint operator leaps into UK
Netherlands-based LEAP24 has opened its first charging point in the UK, a two-bay station in Verwood, Dorset.