charging network
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Technology 5 AprIonity plans 50 350kWh EV charging stations in UK by 2020
Electric vehicle (EV) charging specialist Ionity will open the first of 50 planned 350kWh rapid charge stations in the UK next month - with the remaining sites to be added over the next 18 months.
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Latest News 24 MayLack of charging infrastructure curbing EV adoption in London
EV car sales opportunity in London could be curbed by a lack of charging infrastructure, according to Environment Committee
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Car Manufacturer News 30 JanNissan’s Vehicle to Grid electric car charging trial receives £9.8m boost from Government
The Government has announced a £9.8 million investment in a Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) charging trial, led by Nissan.
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Supplier insight 5 DecFive minutes with... David Martell, chief executive, Chargemaster
David Martell, the chief executive of charging point supplier Chargemaster, on what the future holds for the EV market and how it will affect car dealers
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Technology 26 Oct96% of electric vehicle owners dissatisfied with UK charge points
The majority of electric vehicle owners are dissatisfied with the ‘lack’ of UK charge points, according to a survey which found 96% had reservations about EV infrastructure.
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Car Dealer News 21 FebChargemaster to inspire EV drivers at Milton Keynes store
Chargemaster will attempt to entice motrists into zer-emission vehicles with the UK’s first dedicated EV experience centre at Milton Keynes shopping centre, The Centre:MK.
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Car Manufacturer News 10 OctMitsubishi offers free 'Homecharge' point with Outlander PHEV
Mitsubishi Motors is offering its Outlander PHEV customers the chance to have an 'approved' Chargemaster Homecharge unit installed at their home for free.
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Car Manufacturer News 3 AugNissan expects significant increase in electric vehicle charging points by 2020
Nissan is predicting a 125% increase in the amount of electric vehicle charging points in the UK to 7,900 by 2020.
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Manufacturer 22 OctNissan and Ecotricity call for clearer road signage for charging
Nissan and Ecotricity have called on the Government to invest official signage across the UK for standard and rapid electric vehicle charging points.
