By comparison, a typical 55-litre tank of petrol is costing drivers on average around £96 to fill, while charging an EV for the same distance on ScottishPower’s EV Optimise costs around £10, saving ...
Through the Low Carbon Demonstrator Fund, National Highways is scaling-up the use of market-ready low-carbon techniques for resurfacing on England’s major roads, with the organisation investing around ...
Overall, electrified vehicle took a record 58.4% of registrations in September. 454,947 new BEVs have now been registered in the first nine months of the year, accounting for 26.2% of registrations, ...
Great British Grid will bring together public and private investment to support the delivery of critical network infrastructure across the country, working alongside existing network operators to ...
UK vehicle production grew by 5.7% to 40,872 units in August, according to SMMT figures, making it the second rise recorded in the year to date. August is a low output month and subject to volatility ...
Roadchef has announced an agreement with BP to install EV charging across over 30 of its facilities on the UK motorway network, available from 2027. The agreement also includes Roadchef operating ...
The average maximum charging speed of top 20 PHEVs sold, weighted by sales volume, is 25.1kW – equivalent to adding around 75 miles of electric range per hour. Rapid charging is defined as 50kW and ...
A new training programme is giving independent dealers free practical support to confidently stock and sell used electric vehicles.
Research shows two very different freight stories in London. TfL counts show cargo bike use has more than doubled since 2022, up 149% in inner London. Yet the capital also has a record 100,761 company ...
And by putting a wide range of electric vehicles to the test across England and Wales, the 2026 Mythbusters EV Rally provided the real-world evidence to do just that. For updates on next year’s Rally, ...
Welch’s Transport has opened a new megawatt-scale eHGV charging hub at its Cambridge headquarters as part of the eFREIGHT 2030 project.
Eighty-five new battery electric (BEV) car models have reached the UK market since 2023 – doubling the number available to 171. They sit alongside 109 plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and 52 hybrid electric (HEV ...
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