

September showed to be a strong month for electric vehicles (EVs) with the one millionth plug-in car registered in the UK.
Inadequate support from both central and local government is threatening to put the brakes on the UK’s zero emission transition, according to new research from Novuna Vehicle Solutions.
A government decision to extend the Plug-in Delivery Grant delivery period on new EVs is being welcomed across the industry.
Citroen has unveiled a radical new concept model that showcases a possible small electric family car from the brand.
Electric vehicle (EV) charging company GRIDSERVE has started construction of a first-of-its-kind “Electric Forecourt” at London Gatwick Airport with plans to commence operation in 2023.
Peugeot has announced plans to give its e-208 supermini electric car a significant upgrade, thanks to the engineering work that’s been put into the development of the larger e-308.
The cost of charging an electric vehicle (EV) at a public charger has increased by 42% from 18.75p/kWh in May to an average of 63.29p/kWh.
Used car buyer interest in EVs has risen by a third since May, according to the latest results from the Startline Used Car Tracker. Each month, consumers are asked about their used car fuel preference. For September, 23% opted for electric, up from 17% in May when the question was originally asked.
There are now 1,000 Tesla Superchargers spread across 100-plus locations, with Tesla opening 177 new Superchargers and 17 new locations in the UK and Ireland, including Dublin and Edinburgh.
Mobilize Power Solutions, the electric vehicle (EV) charging specialist of Renault Group, has partnered with Connected Energy to install second-life battery energy storage systems (BESS) at EV sites.