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  • EV set to remain a luxury for the rich without incentives, warns Auto Trader

    November 10, 2021

    British automotive marketplace Auto Trader has argued that without targeted incentives for the mass adoption of electric vehicles (EV), net-zero cars will remain an exclusive prerogative of the rich.  Data from Auto Trader has revealed that interest in EV is coming mainly from wealthier postcodes, as six of the top 10 EV hotspots are in [...]

  • Majority of public charging points take eight hours to charge, say Lib Dems

    November 10, 2021

    Data from an analysis by the Liberal Democrats have revealed that 80 per cent of public charging points for electric vehicles would take up to eight hours to charge a small car.  According to the party despite the UK Government’s promises to increase the numbers, in the last three months out of 1,553 chargers installed [...]

  • EV company Pod Point announces admission to trading on LSE

    November 9, 2021

    Electric vehicle (EV) charging provider Pod Point announced yesterday its admission to trading on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The company revealed that its 153.4m ordinary share capital was accepted to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) official list, under the ticker PODP. The news came a few days after the company confirmed its offer price [...]

  • Rising costs of lithium batteries to cause a hike in EV prices

    November 8, 2021

    The rising cost of lithium batteries could lead to a surge in the price of electric cars, the Telegraph reported. According to price reporting agency Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, lithium ion battery makers have contacted customers to renegotiate contracts, placing the responsibility on the rise in cathode and anode raw material prices as well as rising [...]

  • London energy fund backs pay-per-mile EV taxi funding

    November 8, 2021

    The Mayor of London’s energy efficiency fund (MEEF) has contracted FinTech company Zeti to deliver pay-per-mile funding of net-zero taxis across the capital. MEEF – a £500m investment fund – will make finance payments on a per-mile basis to boost the cash flow of fleet operators. The funding will have as its first beneficiary Colt [...]

  • BMW beats expectations with rising third quarter profits as electric vehicle sales soar

    November 3, 2021

    German manufacturing giant BMW has reported third quarter net quarter profits of EUR 2.58 billion, surpassing analysts’ expectations with a 42.4 per cent year on year increase during the three-month window. The outperformance in profits is powered by rocketing sales of electric vehicles and higher car prices. BMW has now reported an operating profit (EBIT) [...]

  • Cazoo announces revenue boom as second-hand car demand soars

    October 26, 2021

    Cazoo announces third-quarter success, as their offering resonates with second-hand buyers and a growing delivery culture. The used-car retailer report a growth in revenue up 267 per cent YoY, to £174.4m in Q3. Within this, retails revenues were up 207 per cent YoY, with a gross profit of £11.8m, up by £12.5m compared to Q3 [...]

  • Sunderland gigafactory to undergo massive expansion amid rise in EV demand

    October 25, 2021

    The UK’s Sunderland gigafactory is set to be expanded as the Chinese firm behind the plant looks to bolster its electric vehicle battery division. The move will see capacity swell sixfold, as it increases from the 1.7-gigawatt hours (GHh) to 11GWh, when the site is expected to be opened. Though the boss of the Chinese [...]

  • 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 Morning Wire “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. [...]

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