Electric and hybrid cars gained traction among European buyers in April despite coronavirus lockdowns stalling the market.
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News about the latest in electric cars, charging, and accessories
Electric Scooter hire set to be rolled across the UK to ease congestion
The UK could see the launch of a new e-scooter hire network within months as the Department for Transport pushes forward with new ways to ease pressure on public transport as it tries to get everyone back to work.
Rita Ora supports Formula E’s Race at Home Challenge in support of Unicef
Award-winning singer, fashion designer and TV star Rita Ora shows support for the ABB Formula E Race at Home Challenge in support of UNICEF, helping vulnerable children and families affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Honda reveals ‘second life’ electric vehicle battery recycle plan
Honda has revealed a new initiative for recycling electric vehicle and batteries once they reach the end of their usable life in cars.
Lotus unveils world’s most powerful electric production car
The world’s first fully electric British hypercar, the all-new Lotus Evija, has been revealed.
Motorists more likely to switch to an electric vehicle in wake of Covid 19
The positive and immediate global impact of the imposed lockdown on the environment boosts motorists’ willingness to drive an electric vehicle a new report finds.
Raleigh UK launched cycle to work scheme for electric bikes
Raleigh cycles have announced the launch of Electric Bike Access, their cycle to work benefit scheme where customers can save up to 42% on retail prices of electric bikes.
National Express says fleet will be all-electric by 2035
National Express says that it will not buy another diesel bus as it aims to have a zero-emission fleet by 2035.
Ev-ening all! Gloucestershire police are on a charge with 75 new Nissan electric vehicles
Gloucestershire Constabulary has taken delivery of 75 electric vehicles from Nissan, making 21% of its fleet zero-emissions and reducing its CO₂ output by more than 190 tonnes a year.
Maserati announces plans to develop and electrify entire range
All new Maserati models will be 100% developed, engineered and built in Italy, and will adopt hybrid and battery electric propulsion systems delivering all the innovation and outstanding performance typical of the Brand’s DNA.