(REPOST: Autovista)The venture features BMW, Daimler, Ford and Volkswagen (VW) Group through its Audi and Porsche brands. The group is based in Munich and is led by CEO Michael Hajesch, with a growing number of employees, set to number 50 by the start of 2018. Ionity aims to make long-distance journeys for EVs easier, increasing
(REPOST: Express)The British-Dutch giant expects around a quarter of the world’s car fleet to be electric by 2040 and is adapting is business by actively looking for more ways to generate revenue from the rise of EVs, particularly as demand for oil decreases.
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In March this year Electric Nation launched their ‘Free Home Smart Chargers for Electric Vehicles’ campaign in Milton Keynes.
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When you think of Milton Keynes most people think about the roundabouts and concrete cows, but with the UK’s first Electric Vehicle Experience Centre and its bid to become a Go Ultra Low City, Milton Keynes is now starting to be known as one of the best electric vehicle (EV) hubs in the country.
(REPOST: The Sun)Electric cars drivers can now plug into streetlights for extra juice.
(REPOST: Car and Driver) Commercial fast-charging systems are starting to look less like laboratory experiments and more like, well, like what Tesla has been offering for a few years with its Supercharger network: a user experience that is simple, consistent, intuitive, and doesn’t require tutorials every step of the way.
Shell is opening a first wave of electric vehicle charging points at its UK petrol stations, in a sign of the far-reaching changes under way in the transport and oil sectors.