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  • EV and low emission zones are not a panacea says e-bike boss

    October 24, 2021

    Electric cars are not a “panacea that’s gonna fix everything”, said David Watkins, chief operating officer and cofounder of e-bike subscription service DASH Rides. “A more sustainable city is not going to be car-focused, even if that car is an electric vehicle,” he told City PM “We need to move to a different way of [...]

  • UK on the EV podium as country leads the way compared with EU

    October 22, 2021

    The UK is leading the way in terms of its preparedness to adopt electric vehicles (EV) and go fully green. According to a new report by driving education provider Zutobi, Britain comes after Norway in terms of number of registered EVs while it stands out when considering the number of EV searches per 100,000 people. [...]

  • Addison Lee and JustPark strike EV charging partnership deal

    October 21, 2021

    Private car hire service Addison Lee has struck a partnership with technology platform JustPark to provide drivers with off-street charging points for electric vehicles (EV). The deal will grant drivers access to Fleetcharge – a charging solution that provides charging locations for fleet drivers. The solution was developed by JustPark in collaboration with Octopus Energy. [...]

  • UK to invest £620m in EV transition as part of net zero plan

    October 19, 2021

    The UK Government has announced it will invest £620m to support the transition to electric vehicles (EV) as part of the Net Zero strategy unveiled today. “By moving first and taking bold action, we will build a defining competitive edge in electric vehicles, offshore wind, carbon capture technology and more, whilst supporting people and businesses [...]

  • EDF owned Pod Point set to raise £120m in London IPO next month

    October 18, 2021

    Pod Point, an electric vehicle charging company majority owned by EDF Energy, is set to rally £120m in fresh funds from its London float which is due to land on the exchange next month. The initial public offering (IPO), which the firm announced last week, will see Legal & General Capital Investments sell off a [...]

  • Post-Brexit boost: Ford picks UK factory over Germany for £200m electric car investment

    October 17, 2021

    Ford will boost Britain’s automative industry by making electric car components at its factory in Halewood. The car company selected the Merseyside site over one of its plants in Germany for a £200m investment into its e-Drive transmission systems. The systems control power from batteries used to run a vehicle’s wheels. The deal secures the [...]

  • Sunak causes rift with Cabinet over EV discount end

    October 13, 2021

    Chancellor Rishi Sunak is reportedly in a row with other Cabinet members – including transport secretary Grant Shapps and business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng – over his proposed plans to cut grants for buying electric vehicles (EV). As reported by the Telegraph, the Treasury is expected to slash the grants – which amount to £2,500 for [...]

  • EV charging firm Pod Point to float on London Stock Exchange

    October 11, 2021

    After a year of preparation, electric vehicle (EV) charging firm Pod Point announced today its intention to float on the London Stock Exchange by mid-November. The company – which was acquired by energy giant EDF in February 2020 – is expected to have a premium listing with a 25 per cent free float. As a [...]

  • Exclusive: Charging firm EO signs deal to power-up Tesco’s EV fleet

    October 10, 2021

    Electric vehicle (EV) solutions provider EO Charging has secured a deal to power Tesco’s fleet of electric vans, EO told City PM EO Charging, founded in 2014 in Suffolk, will provide the supermarket giant with more than 200 AC fast chargers as well as 5 DC rapid ones across five depots – including Oxford, Glasgow, [...]

  • General Motors aims to double revenue by 2030 as car giant bets on electric vehicles

    October 7, 2021

    Automotive giant General Motors (GM) expects to double its revenue to $280bn by 2030, expanding its margins from 12 to 14 per cent. Electric vehicles, connected services and new business opportunities will be the main drivers, said yesterday GM chief executive Mary Barra. “We have multiple drivers of long-term growth and I’ve never been more [...]

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