Plans to increase number of electric car charging points in Kettering
(REPOST: The Telegraph)
Promoted: New Nissan LEAF – Ready for launch
(REPOST: WhatCar)
There’s still time…. Nissan’s Switch Scheme expires 21st December 2017
What is the Nissan Switch Scheme?
Government commit £500million Budget spending to help YOU buy an electric car
(REPOST:Express)Yesterday’s Budget brought in a raft of changes for drivers including higher VED car tax for diesel drivers.
The future of combining EV with PV
(REPOST:PV-Tech)The electrical vehicle (EV) market has been revving up around the world in the past few years. An increasing number of countries, such as the UK, are planning to move away from conventional gas and diesel-powered cars. At the same time, automotive manufacturers are diversifying their fleets by adding electric vehicles to the mix. To
Be Prepared to Drive in the Cold Snap
Whether or not you are an Electric Vehicle owner, the snow outside tells me it is time to think about the top tips for cold weather driving. Our focus is skewed towards EV drivers, but hopefully there are some useful pointers for all drivers.
Volvo announces deal with Uber to supply autonomous vehicles for sharing services
(REPOST:Autovista Group)Manufacturers are facing a shift in vehicle ownership with consumers expected to move to ridesharing platforms, especially with autonomous vehicle technology taking away the need for passengers to learn how to drive. Therefore the need to diversify into running their own sharing schemes or supplying those already established will help car makers succeed no
NGC Autumn Budget 2017 report – Boost for EV market
(REPOST: Next Green Car)Chancellor Philip Hammond made the following motoring-related announcements in the Autumn Budget 2017 (extracts reproduced in italics):
BMW considering electric SUV as manufacturers invest in future mobility
(REPOST:Autovista Group)German manufacturers are ramping up their plans to introduce electric vehicles (EVs) to their fleets with new investment and model plans surfacing as companies look to move on from the debate around diesel.