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Australian EV charging network JOLT has secured AU$215 million (£107 million) in funding from the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) to fast-track the expansion of its EV charging and digital out-of-home (DOOH) network across Canada.

The Council for Net Zero Transport launched last week to support the government in delivering net zero across transportation networks.

A new study by SEAT subsidiary CUPRA and Volkswagen Group brands has exposed a growing divide in perceptions of electric vehicles in the UK.

The UK Government has reached a crucial milestone in the decarbonisation of its transportation fleet, with 25.5% of all its cars now regarded ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEV).

Ultra-rapid EV chargepoints grew by almost 80% in 2022 as pure-electric cars outsold petrol vehicles for the first time in history in December, Zap-Map confirmed.

Smart metered on-street EV chargers could save customers £605.65 per year, according to the results of the Agile Streets trial. ​

With the government’s Energy Bill Relief Scheme set to end in March, the price of charging an EV on a public network could be "significantly more expensive" in comparison to filling a petrol or diesel car, Cornwall Insight has indicated.

Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology continues to be explored in the UK with Indra having revealed the results from the first-ever NHS project.

EV chargepoint manufacturer EVIOS has confirmed the acquisition of Andersen EV, a home charging company.