Volkswagen Group and BP will join forces to accelerate the roll-out of ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the UK and Europe. The two companies will install new 150kW chargers at existing BP retail sites, as part of the partnership. They have signed a memorandum of understanding for their collaboration and intend to finalise agreements
We spoke to Go Ultra Low ambassador Ben Fogle all about it. In association with Go Ultra Low. Having seen the positive impacts lockdown has had on the environment, we’re all keen to continue doing our bit – but the advice can be confusing. From giving up meat to reducing your waste there’s so much
BP Pulse has unveiled new plans to rollout ultra-fast charging hubs across the UK, with these to be developed in partnership with the Electric Vehicle Network (EVN). The first of these sites – which will have 24 ultra-fast charging points – is to open later this year, with “a significant number” of rapid and ultra-fast
The Motor Fuel Group (MFG) is to install c.3,000 150kW and 350kW electric vehicle (EV) chargers at its forecourts by the end of 2030 in a new commitment to electrification. This is to be enabled by a c.£400 million investment, with the rollout of the chargers to all suitable remaining locations to be fully completed
bp and Volkswagen Group agree to strategic collaboration on EV charging in Europe Plan to develop ultra-fast EV charging network at bp retail sites bp’s charging networks to be integrated into VW Group vehicles Volkswagen and bp today announced they intend to work together on extending and speeding up the deployment of ultra-fast electric vehicle
Company car drivers charging an electric vehicle (EV) at home could save up to £1,250 a year by choosing the right tariff, says Rightcharge.co.uk. With energy prices rising in the UK from 01 April 2021, many households will be paying larger electricity utility bills, including those drivers who charge their company vehicles at home. However,
Considering an EV, but not sure how charging on the road works? Here’s what you need to know, says Darren Cassey. Interest in electric vehicles is rising rapidly, particularly since the government announced petrol and diesel cars will be banned from sale from 2030. However, the idea of switching to an electric vehicle can be
Instavolt has laid claim to the UK’s largest public rapid charger motorway hub as it opens a new electric vehicle (EV) charging site. The eight-bay hub is located at Welcome Break’s service area on the northbound carriageway of the M6 at Corley in the Midlands. A further seven rapid chargers are to open on Welcome
Executives from National Grid and home battery firm Moixa discuss the challenges It has been clear for a while now that electric vehicles are coming. If the sales charts and chatter on social media weren’t clues enough, the UK government’s announcement of a 2030 ban on the sale of new ICE cars is the future
Government to end Ecotricity’s service station charge point monopoly
Motoway service station charge points are set for an overhaul as the Government plans to intervene with new legislation to remove monopolies and ensure chargers are reliable and accessible by all. Ecotricity currently holds an exclusive contract to provide charging provision along the motorway network, but this is set to change according to Transport Minister
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