OLEV grants but for how long?
As is the way with Government subsidies, you never know how long they will last, when they will change or when they will end. This is as true for the OLEV approved charger installations grant as it has been from any other. And shortly befofe our lockdown OLEV reduced charger grants ‘overnight’ from £500.00 to […]
Florida man steals electricity for his Tesla
Driving an electric car can sometimes make a calm person slide into bouts of extreme desperation. That may be the kindest way to describe why a Florida man ditched his Tesla on another person’s lawn, stole electricity from that house, and walked off to party with friends in the middle of the night. Read More…
All EV stations to be smart chargepoints by July 2019
All government funded home chargepoints for electric vehicles must use innovative ‘smart’ technology from July 2019. The government announced this today, fulfilling the commitment in the Road to Zero Strategy published earlier this year. This means chargepoints must be able to be remotely accessed. Each one capable of receiving, interpreting and reacting to a signal. Smart […]
Hotel Occupancy Rates Boosted by Electric Car Chargers
More electric car owners are looking for hotels which offer electric charge points. And Hookwood Lodge in Surrey knows this better than most. Demand from new guests has increased to such a level that they have now doubled the number of electric car chargers they have to cope with the high numbers of electric car […]
UK’s 5.44p petrol price hike makes another compelling reason for EVs
The average price of UK petrol rose by 5.44p a litre in April, the second biggest monthly increase since 2000. Data from the RAC revealed a litre of unleaded shot up from 122.62p to 128.06p on average, with the retailer increases driven by a 5% jump in the cost of a barrel of oil. Diesel increased by […]
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