Emobility

Vehicle leasing company Nationwide Vehicle Contracts has issued advice that would help the ‘EV skill shortage’.

Massachusetts, US, is set to launch a two-year vehicle-to-everything (V2X) trial to showcase the technology's benefits for the state grid.

Dutch EV chargepoint owner-operator Fastned has opened an ultra-rapid charging hub in Banbridge, Northern Ireland.

European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has found that BEV sales in the EU grew by 34% month-on-month to 124,341 in January.

Midlands-based battery manufacturer Volklec has reached an exclusive license agreement with Asian battery supplier Far East Battery (FEB).

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.

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.