Emobility

Future of roads minister Lilian Greenwood has confirmed that the department will extend the plug-in van grant for another year.

Monta and GridBeyond have integrated 2,000 EV chargepoints into the UK’s grid-balancing programme, cementing EV's place in the energy stability race.

Volvo Buses has received its first order from London bus operator Go-Ahead for 25 electric single deck buses.

Aegis Energy is developing a network of charging hubs that will have the capacity to charge over 40 heavy goods vehicles and 25 vans simultaneously. We spoke to Kasia Chodurek, the company's director of business development, about the firm’s plans and why it set itself such a challenge.

ARENA has published a national roadmap to support the uptake of V2G technology and has boosted on-street EV charging in Australia.

Battery pack developer IONETIC has revealed the first details of its plans for a £5 million smart battery production pilot plant, which it claims will help cut development costs for EVs.

As the consultation on the zero-emissions vehicle (ZEV) mandate nears close, a number of industry stakeholders are urging the government to hold firm on its commitment to deliver a robust mandate.

New data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) shows that, despite the best efforts of the industry, demand for zero emissions trucks and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) has not grown in recent months.

Data from the Automobile Association (AA) shows that 56% of prospective EV buyers say better signage would boost the prominence of the public network.

The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has launched a new scheme to help local authorities procure electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, such as chargepoints.