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EV chargers more than double in North East as council partners with Connected Kerb
The North East hosts just 2.7% of the UK’s public charging infrastructure, despite being home to almost 4% of the UK’s population. This equates to just 58 chargers per 100,000 people, compared to 193 in London, demonstrating the urgent need to level-up access to charge points across the region.
The Importance of regular maintenance for Land Rover vehicles
Regular maintenance for your Land Rover is essential. It's not just about the superior performance and boosted fuel efficiency you'll gain, but also the longevity of your vehicle. You dodge [...]
New Peugeot E-5008 boast range of more than 400 miles
The new Peugeot E-5008 meets the needs of customers looking for a large SUV with an assertive design, welcoming interior and efficient electric performance. The new E-5008 is also covered for up to 8 years/100,000 miles with the new Peugeot Allure Care programme, the longest coverage of any European brand, providing customers with total peace of mind.
APCOA live EV Charge-points reach 750
APCOA now manages over 750 EV charge points (both fast and ultra rapid) across multiple sectors including rail, health, education, hospitality, local government and airports with both on and off-street facilities.
Agency model leading to poorer fleet deliveries
AFP is hearing from a number of members that there has been a noticeable fall in delivery standards for manufacturers that have switched to agency, with the perception being that there is a much reduced incentive for the local dealers to maintain a high level of service to fleets.
Are EVs really cheaper to run than petrol cars?
To help UK drivers make informed decisions around the uptake of EVs, experts at The Electric Car Scheme have debunked the most widely spread misconceptions surrounding electric cars. Thom Groot, Co-Founder of The Electric Car Scheme, also explains why the government needs to provide better information to encourage more drivers to make the switch.
Appointments drive Fleet Alliance’s sustainable mobility strategy
Fleet Alliance launched its sustainable mobility strategy to staff at a series of events at the beginning of the year, where it set out its intention to significantly grow sales while playing its part in the wider sustainability agenda.
Octopus Energy and Addison Lee join forces for cheaper EV charging
Drivers at Addison Lee will get access to Octopus Energy’s EV roaming service, Octopus Electroverse, the ‘one card, one app’ model, which means there's no longer need to download multiple apps and subscriptions. This deal enables them to power up with just one simple tap at most charge point brands in the capital.
Fleets asked to choose conference issues
Subjects covered have been nominated by AFP fleet managers and include new manufacturer entrants to the fleet sector, EV deployment in action, decarbonisation beyond electric vehicles, meeting challenges with costs and supply, how to handle pressure on bodyshops, repair networks and getting vehicles back on the road, insurers writing off vehicles due to repair delays and EV charger deployment.
2024 Business Motoring Awards: Winners Announced!
THE judges have had their say and the results are in for the 2024 Business Motoring Awards.
EV Fleets: How much businesses could save if they switch
The electric vehicle experts at Leasing Options have analysed major delivery fleets from around the world to reveal who has the most efficient business. But how do the leading courier companies compare when it comes to their fleets?
7 strategies for efficient fleet electrification
Beyond environmental sustainability, companies can benefit from many advantages by electrifying their fleet, such as cheaper refuelling costs, a reduction in the tax burden when purchasing EVs, greater energy efficiency, greater freedom of movement in low-emission areas, the availability of public subsidies or an improvement in the company's reputation by committing to a new mobility model.
Large EV discounts on the way from under-pressure manufacturers
Tony Whitehorn, former UK Chief Executive and President of the South Korean manufacturer Hyundai, said carmakers were facing a number of pressures to do with the electrification of the UK vehicle parc – and that as a result, there were bargains available to buyers.
Large EV discounts on the way from under-pressure manufacturers
Tony Whitehorn, former UK Chief Executive and President of the South Korean manufacturer Hyundai, said carmakers were facing a number of pressures to do with the electrification of the UK vehicle parc – and that as a result, there were bargains available to buyers.
Andersen EV launches upgrade service for home chargers
The Andersen A2 is the only tethered charge point on the market that is design-led and removes the mess of untidy cables on show when not in use. The unit also offers a choice of 126 colour and finish combinations, with users able to customise their charger to their home or vehicle.
Dacia Spring pricing could place downward pressure on fleet EV pricing
This does feel like a potential watershed moment for EV pricing. While the Spring is too small and too limited for many fleet applications, it does show that a modern EV with a 137-mile range can be brought to market at a very attractive price. The key here is that it immediately makes every other EV look like poor value
Dacia Spring pricing could place downward pressure on fleet EV pricing
This does feel like a potential watershed moment for EV pricing. While the Spring is too small and too limited for many fleet applications, it does show that a modern EV with a 137-mile range can be brought to market at a very attractive price. The key here is that it immediately makes every other EV look like poor value
Public sector charging facilities should be opened up
Some central and local government fleets are investing heavily in infrastructure to support their electric vehicles (EVs), and these could be made available in areas where private companies were having difficulty finding chargers, says the Association of Fleet Professionals.
Public sector charging facilities should be opened up
Some central and local government fleets are investing heavily in infrastructure to support their electric vehicles (EVs), and these could be made available in areas where private companies were having difficulty finding chargers, says the Association of Fleet Professionals.
Survey reveals surge in EV interest
Technological advancements have significantly reshaped the landscape of the automotive industry, with a particular emphasis on innovation in electric vehicles (EVs), autonomous driving features, and connectivity solutions. Brands like Kia and Hyundai have emerged as frontrunners in leveraging technology to enhance the driving experience and meet evolving consumer demands.
