UK must be ready for rise of electric vehicles, says ABB chief
(REPOST:The Guardian)The UK should speed up preparations for the rise of electric vehicles, according to the chief executive of ABB, the world’s largest supplier of fast-charging points.
First Delivery Of The All-New Nissan Leaf
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Will 2018 Be the Year Our Electric Car Future Gets Real?
(REPOST: Earther)Another year, another step closer to climate doom unless we cut carbon pollution. What’s happening with electric cars at the start of 2018 is a sign that maybe, just maybe, we might be beginning to steer the ship toward less catastrophic waters.
Go Ultra Low celebrates best ever electric car sales
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Pure electric vehicle registrations up 27% year-on-year
(REPOST: FleetNews)Pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles reached record levels in 2017, according to figures released today by Go Ultra Low.
Hyundai Ioniq Plug-In Hybrid: is there more to this 256mpg family car than economy appeal?
(REPOST: Telegraph)Hyundai’s plan to launch three electrified versions of its Ioniq is now complete thanks to the arrival of this plug-in model to join the existing hybrid and fully electric versions. As with any plug-in car, the idea is to combine the advantages of a decent pure electric range – up to 39 miles in
Review: Nissan e-NV200 Evalia 7S 2018
(REPOST: iNews)Just as Nissan’s Leaf hits its third generation, the company’s seven-seater MPV gets a makeover. The Evalia is based on a commercial platform, and it looks like it, but seven seats and electric propulsion could still be a winning combination, particularly as the range has been extensively upgraded.
Used Renault ZOE buying guide: 2013-present (Mk1)
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New Nissan e-NV200 Combi 2018 review
(REPOST: AutoExpress)If you’re ready to take the plunge into the world of EVs, but your family circumstances mean seven seats are a must, your choice is rather limited. It’s either a Nissan e-NV200 Combi or, apart from a pricey Tesla Model X, that’s it.
Mainstream media on electric cars: more thoughtful on their growth
(REPOST: Green Car Reports)Seven years after the first Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Volt were delivered to their buyers in December 2010, misconceptions and misinformation abound.