All Electric articles – Page 50
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News£5m EV and hydrogen vehicle testing facility gets go ahead at MIRA Technology Park
A £5m redevelopment scheme to provide charging and testing infrastructure for electric and hydrogen vehicles has been given the go ahead at MIRA Technology Park in Leicestershire.
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NewsNumber of battery electric vehicles on UK roads tops 500,000 but overall car market declines
Battery electric vehicles have hit a new milestone with more than 500,000 on UK roads, but car makers are blaming a shortage of components for depressing overall sales of new cars.
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NewsGridserve Electric Highway launches anniversary competition as charging sessions triple in a year
The number of charging sessions on the Gridserve Electric Highway has tripled since June 2021, the company is claiming, with a quadrupling of energy supplied, one year since it acquired the network from Ecotricity.
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NewsUK firms to adopt 163,000 EVs as part of £13.6bn electrification investment drive
UK businesses are set to adopt more than 163,000 electric vehicles (EVs) this year as part of a major investment in fleet electrification, according to a new study by Centrica Business Solutions.
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AnalysisCOMMENT: There’s a lot to do to meet CCC targets
The Climate Change Committee’s (CCC) Monitoring Framework report was released last week, tracking the Government’s progress in meeting carbon budgets and climate targets.
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NewsCar rental company adds Tesla Model Y to its line-up of electric vehicles
The app-based car rental service Virtuo has announced it is adding another EV to its fleet, the Tesla Model Y.
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NewsEV charging network ChargePlace Scotland trials roaming solution with Paua fuel card
The Scottish Government’s EV charging network ChargePlace Scotland (CPS) has partnered with EV fleet fuel card provider Paua to provide a roaming solution for drivers in the Great British EV Rally taking place this month.
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NewsBritish car makers demand urgent action as they face £90m energy cost hike
British automotive manufacturers are calling for urgent action on spiralling costs as new analysis from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) reveals firms face a £90 million uplift in energy bills this year – equivalent to more than 2,500 automotive jobs – as costs surge by 50%.
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NewsGridserve adds high-power EV chargers at two more Moto motorway services areas
Seventeen new high-power EV chargers have been brought into service by the energy company Gridserve and Moto, the UK’s largest motorway services operator.
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Focus On FeatureThe advent of ‘charging anxiety’ shows retailers need a good maintenance regime to keep charging points up and running
Easily accessible charging away from home or the workplace is essential to support the growth of electric vehicles (EVs) and an excellent charging experience is paramount to gaining and keeping customers happy.
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Equipment NewsBP pulse launches home smart charger
Electric vehicle charging provider, BP pulse, has launched an all-new BP pulse home smart charger for domestic EV charging, with customers now able to purchase the system through the BP pulse website.
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NewsFleetcor creates role managing its EV product solutions globally
Fleetcor, the parent company of the fuel and electric vehicle (EV) management company Allstar Business Solutions, has appointed Tom Rowlands as its managing director of global EV solutions.
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News‘Charging anxiety’ has replaced ‘range anxiety’ for EV drivers, as new report says charge-point reliability is key
The creation of a robust, reliable, and fit-for-purpose public charging infrastructure that enjoys the full confidence of EV drivers is central to mainstream adoption of electric cars, says a report by Volkwagen Financial Services.
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NewsGridserve submits plans for Electric Forecourt in Liverpool
A new planning proposal application has been submitted to Liverpool City Council by sustainable energy business Gridserve, to build another of its Electric Forecourt sites, this time in Liverpool.
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NewsHydrogen vehicles to exceed one million globally by 2027, and are necessary EV alternative, says new study
The number of hydrogen vehicles in service globally will exceed one million in 2027, from just over 60,000 in 2022, according to a new study.
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NewsGovernment statistics suggest it is ahead of target to meet EV adoption goal says report
Government statistics suggest the UK is currently ahead of the required adoption curve to meet its 2032 EV target, according to Volkswagen Financial Services UK’s first EV tracking report.
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NewsAutomotive industry and motorists organisations slam termination of plug-in car grant
A decision by the government to scrap the plug-in car grant with immediate effect has been slammed by the automotive industry and motorists organisations.
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NewsPlanning consent for state-of-the-art Electric Forecourt in Plymouth
Plymouth is to become home to a state-of-the-art Gridserve Electric Forecourt that aims to make charging an electric vehicle (EV) more ’convenient, more enjoyable and much more affordable than using a traditional petrol forecourt’.
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NewsBritish zero-emission vehicle tech on show at one of world’s largest EV events
Some of the UK’s most innovative companies in electric and zero emission vehicle technology will today attend one of the world’s largest EV events, the Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition (EVS35) in Oslo.
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NewsFuel card specialist Allstar opts for Mer EV chargers at two offices
Allstar Business Solutions has chosen Mer, an electric vehicle (EV) charging company backed by Statkraft, to deliver charging points at its offices in Swindon and Walsall.