Sitemap - 2023 - The Fast Charge
What should the EV sector do now?
Private individuals buying fewer EVs, says auto industry
Huge reduction in new CHAdeMO chargers being installed, figures suggest
Arrival is using its patents as collateral for new cash, filings suggest
Arrival or departure? The rise and fall of Britain’s EV unicorn
The rise of retractable EV chargers? Urban Fox explains its huge plans for UK
No major party plans to push back the 2030 ban + Networks locking up to £50 per charge
New Q2 analysis of EV charger growth + EVA England previews survey results
Sunak leaves 2030 petrol car ban in limbo
Ten takeaways from the new EV charger regulations
Thirsty EV leasing firms hunt for more funding
EV leaders frustrated with OZEV | Kempower talks UK rapid charging
Only 100 renters claim EV charger grants each month - one year after scheme launched
US companies follow Tesla on EV plug design + Scotland publishes new charging vision
Minister acknowledges 'disconnect' between EV sales and charger rollout
EV sector comes out swinging against negative stories as sales rocket
Scotland’s national charging network to break up
UK was “sleeping” rather than building EV supply, says battery leaders
New Q1 analysis of EV charger growth in the UK
ChargeUK: What the new EV association will do next
It's taking 20 days longer to sell used EVs + Meet a Luvly mini car
China says goodbye lithium, hello salt batteries
Tesla staff shared private clips from customer cars
UK surges past 40,000 EV charger milestone
Charging networks to launch trade association
Government ‘Green Day’ offers hope for EV sector
Educate planning officers to boost charger rollout, says Fastned boss
Founder of EO Charging reflects on $80m investment success
Slow grid connections 'biggest challenge' admits energy minister
The Sun uses 5 month old video to blast EVs
Tesla co-founder's EV recycling start-up inches forward in Leeds
Britishvolt bought out by Aussie battery firm
61% of on-street chargers are lampposts
Former Britishvolt Director reflects on collapse