70% of drivers would prefer to ‘try out’ EV before buying
The majority of UK consumers would prefer to trial an EV through a lease deal for several years before committing to the technology, according to a new report. The study, undertaken by consumer media brand Auto Trader, claimed than 70% would prefer a 2 to 3 year lease on an EV rather than purchasing such […]
Plans to bring forward petrol and diesel ban to 2030
Claims have circulated that the government is planning to bring forward a ban on the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles to 2030.
Hydrogen fuel-cell support from China
Policy has been set out by China to support the development of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
Ofgem considers powers to cut off at-home EV charging
New powers are being considered by Ofgem to restrict the demand caused by high draining devices, such as electric vehicles, at home.
Scots govt launch LEZ mobility fund
Plans have been outlined to help businesses and local residents to replace vehicles when Low Emission Zones (LEZ) are introduced in Scotland.
Daimler unveils fuel-cell truck
The Mercedes-Benz GenH2 demonstrates flexible long-distance haulage operations with ranges of up to 1,000km on a single tank of hydrogen.
Volvo EV offshoot Polestar reveals climate impact
The electric performance brand Polestar has announced plans to publish details of the climate impact of its electric vehicles.
Fresh EV charging in Inverclyde as part of £85k project
A dozen EV charging points have been added by Inverclyde council as the local authority moves towards electrification. The project has seen electric charging points added at a number of local cark park with a twin 22kW charger and a twin 7kW charger across four parking bays at each site. The scheme is par of […]
Kia launches global EV strategy
Early plans for Korean manufacturer Kia’s global electric vehicle business strategy have been unveiled today.
Coventry e-scooter trial halted after five days
A year-long scheme to trial electric scooters in Coventry has been “paused” after only five days due to safety concerns.
Porsche unveils 2.1MWh mobile charging
A truck-mounted mobile charging unit has been unveiled by manufacturer Porsche. The move has been developed by the German car producer in a bid to develop new infrastructure solutions for electric vehicles. The unit has been utilised for customers at Porsche’s track experiences, such as at Budapest’s race track, the Hungaroring, and charges up to […]
Scania launches fully-electric truck range
Swedish truck firm launches its first fully-electric trucks with operable across a whole day. The commercial vehicle manufacturer has included a fully electric truck and a plug-in hybrid for urban applications. CEO of Scania Henrik Henriksson said the firm would also be introducing long-distance electric trucks for fast-charging during compulsory 45-minute rest periods. UK sales […]
