Osprey Charging unveils charge points in John o’ Groats
John o’ Groats is the new home to three new rapid Osprey charge points thanks to a new partnership between the charge point operator and Heritage Great Britain PLC.
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Morgan looks to electrified future with XP-1 development vehicle
Morgan Motor Company has shared details of a new development vehicle that will act as the forerunner to future electric Morgan sports cars.
LEVC’s electric TX now makes up half of London’s black cab fleet
More than half of London’s entire black cab fleet is now zero-emission capable thanks to LEVC’s TX electric taxi.
Renault celebrates 10 year anniversary of the Zoe
Renault is celebrating a decade of the Renault Zoe enabling thousands of UK car buyers to switch to an all-electric car.
Dynamon launches free EV Transition Test offer
Dynamon has launched a free EV Transition Test for fleet operators, suppliers and consultants who want to find out if ICE vans can go electric.
Octopus EV speeds past £1 billion electric car funding
Octopus EV has agreed a £550 million debt securitisation facility from Lloyds Bank to fund electric vehicles, accelerating total EV funding to £1.2 billion.
Highland electric timber truck hits the road in drive to Net Zero
A new electric timber truck, believed to be the first of its kind in the UK, is now in operation in the Highlands.
Extreme E: RXR secure second Extreme E title in dramatic finale
Rosberg X Racing (RXR) secured a sensational second Extreme E championship at the final round of the 2023 season in Chile.
How to charge an electric car: Types of charging cables and how to use them
If you’re new to the world of electric vehicles (EVs), your first question will probably be “where can you charge an electric car?”. There are three main ways that EV owners charge up their vehicles: at home, at work, or at public charging points.
Biffa receives first electric Volvo FE skiploader
Biffa, the sustainable waste management company, is to put its first electric skiploader into service with a new 18-tonne Volvo FE Electric 4×2.