All Electric articles – Page 21
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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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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.
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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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NewsOctopus offers EV for less than £200 a month
Octopus Electric Vehicles has ordered its first batch of All-New Dacia Spring 100% electric cars, which will be available from just £195 per month under the salary sacrifice scheme.
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NewsLeicestershire to get more EV chargepoints
Plans to roll out more EV chargepoints across Leicestershire have taken a major step forward.
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NewsRenault Trucks delivers first electric tractor unit under zero emission HGV programme
Renault Trucks has delivered its first electric tractor unit in the UK – to Welch’s Transport.
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NewsNissan to launch bi-directional charging from 2026
Nissan has announced that it will launch affordable on-board bi-directional charging on selected EVs from 2026.
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NewsInstaVolt now uses 100% green electricity
EV charging operator InstaVolt is now being supplied with 100% green electricity through Octopus Energy for Business.
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NewsBB-EV launches last-mile e-cargo bikes
BB-EV (Busy Bee EV Ltd) has launched e-cargo bikes, as a robust, all-weather solution for last-mile deliveries.
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NewsRoadchef beefs up charging at Taunton Deane North
Roadchef, in partnership with Gridserve, has expanded its EV charging facilities at its Taunton Deane North site on the M5.
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NewsBe.Ev partners with police to tackle EV cable vandalism
Be.EV has partnered with EV charging space specialist Formula Space and Derbyshire Police to crack down on charging cable vandalism in Chesterfield.
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NewsZapmap and RAC report rapid growth in ultra-fast chargers on motorways
Almost half of England’s 114 motorway service areas have six or more electric vehicle (EV) chargers offering speeds of at least 150kW. Meanwhile, 54% have at least half a dozen chargers providing 50kW or over, according to data from the RAC and Zapmap.
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NewsZapgo launches partnership for EV chargepoints at historic houses
Chargepoint operator Zapgo has launched a partnership with HeritageXplore to help the owners of historic houses benefit from EV chargepoint provision, to provide a better experience for EV driving visitors, as well as their immediate local communities.
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NewsUber boss urges public to hail ride on electric cars
People waiting for an Uber should be patient and wait a few minutes longer for an electric car, to travel in a more environmentally-friendly way, according to the boss of the ride-hailing firm.
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NewsGo-Ahead invests £500 million in electric buses
Bus operator Go-Ahead is investing £500 million on up to 1,200 zero emission buses over the next three years.
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NewsMoto and Gridserve upgrade EV charging at Rugby
Moto has doubled the number of high power charging bays its offers with Gridserve to 24 at its flagship Rugy motorway services area on the M6.
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NewsEV sales growing too slowly to hit government targets, warns SMMT
The body representing car makers says electric vehicle sales are growing too slowly to meet government targets and is calling on ministers for incentives to boost sales.