Technology company StoreDot has shown off its next-generation semi-solid battery that delivers a 0-80% charge in ten minutes.
The gigafactory will make enough li-ion batteries for 300,000 vehicles per year.
The days of plugging your electric car into a socket could soon be over.
Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess has revealed VW will add vehicle-to-home (V2H) capabilities to its electric vehicles this year.
Aston Martin has partnered with EV battery manufacturer Britishvolt to develop bespoke battery cell technology.
Energy bills are rocketing and no relief is in sight. One technology that could alleviate the issue is bi-directional chargers.
The Government has a £35bn annual black hole to fill from VED and fuel duty.
The grant extensions will help fleets embrace electric at lower cost.
The EVIOS One promises to make charging as simple as possible with handy features like PIN code function.
The Pulsar Max charger replaces the Pulsar Plus as the company’s flagship residential charger in the UK.
A network of toll roads is under serious consideration by the Government.
EV battery shortages could make the semiconductor shortage look palatable.
The semi-solid batteries are currently in real-world testing with leading automotive manufacturers.
Gridserve has replaced 130 motorway chargers based on obsolete technology, bringing faster charging speeds, contactless payments and more connectors.
64,165 electric vehicles were sold last month, up 78.7% from March 2021 and more than the whole of 2019.