James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

AutoFlight completes first flight

Electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) technology firm AutoFlight has marked a significant milestone with its first successful flight in Japan.

Jaguar unveils Type 00 prototype

JLR has launched its new prototype a fortnight after it first trailed its new identity for its historic Jaguar brand.

Fuuse acquires Everyday EV

Provider of EV charging software and services Fuuse has acquired the assets of Everyday EV, a UK-based service and support provider.

Government gets behind GRIDSERVE expansion

Minister for the Future of Roads Lilian Greenwood visited GRIDSERVE’s Electric Forecourt on the A1(M) at Junction 7 near Stevenage.

Most EV drivers would like charging apps to offer more services

Most EV drivers would like charging apps to offer more services beyond just charge point location and payment options, according to a survey by EV payment specialist Paythru.

Climate Group’s EV100 calls to protect ZEV Mandate

Members of The Climate Group’s EV100 have called on the UK Government to protect the “world-leading” ZEV Mandate as it enters into a fresh consultation. The news follows an announcement last week that flexibilities in the Mandate would be considered as part of the new Labour administration’s plans to roll-back the ending of new ICE […]

Telford & Wrekin Council works with Believ

Telford & Wrekin Council has begun work on installing 70 new charging points with charge point operator Believ following almost £700,000 in government funding.

ChargeUK welcomes four new members

New members have been added to ChargeUK as the electric vehicle (EV) charging sector’s lobby group continues to expand.

Zapmap reveals increase in satisfaction of charging network

Electric vehicle (EV) driver’s overall satisfaction with the charging network has continued to improve in the last 12 months, according to the latest data from UK charge point mapping service Zapmap.