All Electric articles – Page 21
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Equipment NewsEasyGo selects Techniche EV to automate maintenance of charge points
EV charge point operator EasyGo has appointed Techniche EV to support its network of chargers across the island of Ireland.
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NewsCableless, fully wireless EV charging forecourt launched by fleet leasing provider
A cableless, fully wireless EV charging forecourt has been launched by Novuna Vehicle Solutions, one of the UK’s largest fleet leasing providers with a fleet of over 100,000 vehicles, 30% of which are now pure electric.
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NewsNissan commits to 100% EVs in Europe by 2030
Nissan is pressing ahead with plans to achieve 100% EV in Europe by 2030, with all new Nissan models from now to be all-electric in Europe, despite recent moves by the UK government to slow down the electrification of UK vehicles.
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NewsEV charging company Mer to install chargers at more than 100 sites across UK
Mer, a European electric vehicle (EV) charging company, has won a contract to install EV charge points across more than 100 across the UK.
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NewsRetailers welcome delay on ban of new petrol and diesel cars
Forecourt retailers have reacted positively to the news that the ban on the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles is being pushed back to 2035.
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Promotional FeatureHow EV charging can help future-proof your forecourt
With some forecourt retailers uncertain about the benefits of electric vehicle (EV) charging on their sites, we hear from one of the industry’s providers exactly how it can help retailers drive future business success.
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NewsBan on new petrol and diesel cars extended to 2035
As speculated in the past 24 hours, Prime Minister Rishi this afternoon confirmed he is to row back on pledges on green policies - including putting back the ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars and vans until 2035.
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NewsSunak expected to announce delay to ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars
Reports that the prime minister Rishi Sunak is planning to water down pledges on green policies, including putting back the ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars and vans until 2035, have generated a storm of comment both for and against.
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NewsVolvo Cars declares the end of diesel production in early 2024
Volvo Cars will end production of its diesel-powered models by early 2024, and sell only fully electric cars from 2030, on its way to becoming a climate neutral company by 2040.
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NewsMFG passes milestone of 500 ultra-rapid EV charger installations
Number-one Top 50 Indie MFG has reached a milestone of 500 ultra-rapid electric vehicle (EV) chargers installed across its 900 sites, making it one of the largest public-charging networks in the UK.
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NewsRoadchef and Gridserve announce rollout of first electric super hubs
Gridserve and Roadchef have revealed their initial plans to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities at Roadchef Motorway Service Areas (MSA) in the UK.
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NewsSMMT calls for government help to boost EV sales to reluctant private buyers
Delivering a faster and fairer mass transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is threatened by the absence of support for private buyers, according to Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
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NewsDeliveries begin for “UK’s most affordable electric vehicle”
Deliveries have started of what claimed to be the UK’s most affordable electric vehicle.
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NewsThirteen Midlands councils collaborate to win £39.3m for EV charging infrastructure
Nearly £40m of government funding for EV charging infrastructure has been won by a group of Midlands councils who pooled their resources.
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NewsBMW commits £600m to production of electric Minis in the UK
A new generation of electric Minis will be produced in the UK after BMW announced an investment of more than £600m in its factories at Oxford and Swindon.
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NewsZemo Partnership marks 20-year milestone with creation of new taskforce to benchmark progress
The creation of a new Zero Emission Mobility Taskforce has been announced by Zemo Partnership, as it celebrates 20 years since its formation (originally as the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership) to accelerate transport to zero emissions.
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NewsOne in five drivers fear going electric due to speed of change in EV technology
A fifth of motorists (20%) are worried that switching to an electric vehicle (EV) may mean being left in the slow lane as the technology leaves them behind, reveals new research by AA Lease.
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NewsGovernment announces further £129m funding for zero-emission buses
New funding of £129m has been announced by the government to help local transport authorities introduce hundreds more zero-emission buses.
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NewsBP Pulse opens biggest public EV charging hub in UK with capacity for 180 cars
The biggest public EV charging hub in the UK has been launched in the West Midlands by BP Pulse, The EV Network (EVN) and NEC Group.
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NewsRAC and FairCharge launch charter to raise standards of UK's EV charging network
A charter for electric vehicle (EV) public charging has been launched by EV and renewable energy campaign group FairCharge, in partnership with the RAC, with the aim of improving the reliability, transparency, accessibility, and usability of the UK’s charging network.