The length of time a battery electric vehicle takes to charge is cited as a major obstacle to uptake, but it doesn’t need to be.

Year-long scheme aims to demonstrate how combining vehicle batteries with buildings can cut costs and carbon emissions.

House of Commons whitepaper details measures Government is targeting on electric vehicles and infrastructure to achieve its Road to Zero strategy

Public charging infrastructure is a major consideration when switching to electric vehicles (EVs) and is vital where drivers do not have off-street parking.

Manufacturer outlines its plans for a zero emission future.

Electric vehicles and new mobility solutions are touted to transform the fleet sector, but what will be their real-world impact? Four leading fleet decision-makers debate the issue.

Providing the right training to electric vehicle drivers has safety and efficiency benefits for your fleet.

Fleets should look beyond the higher acquisition or leasing costs of a fully electric vehicle to unlock significant wholelife savings.

Continuing concerns over the environmental credentials of diesel have led to a marked migration to petrol among leased company car fleets.

Hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles prove ideal for private hire company Green Tomato Cars to reduce its emissions.

Fuel cell vehicles have been overshadowed by battery electric cars in the race to zero emissions. But they shouldn’t be overlooked.

With talk about future urban mobility focused largely on electric and autonomous vehicles, MCIA has urged industry not to overlook PLVs.

Government/industry-funded body looks to bring great ideas to production – but don’t expect EVs that can travel 300-plus miles any time soon

New launches and increased availability of battery electric vehicles next year will provide a boost to achieving the Government’s Road to Zero targets.

As particulate matter emissions from exhaust pipes fall, pollution caused by brake and tyre wear is coming under increasing scrutiny.

As well as cutting tailpipe emissions, organisations are introducing a range of environmentally-friendly initiatives. We highlight a selection...

Zero-emission logistics have come a long way, but Sam Clarke is keen to explore further

‘It doesn’t matter how many EVs you have if you can’t charge them’

Battery electric cars dominate the zero emission motoring headlines, but could hydrogen fuel cell vehicles prove even less harmful to the environment?

Around 780% of charging is done at home and the other 20% is somewhere between work or destinations such as supermarket car parks or on-street

The company car sector is expected to undergo massive changes over the next five years. Industry experts reveal all ...

Carmaker may have lost ground over WLTP, but 10-year lithium deal could provide welcome turning point

Sales of electric vehicles are being constrained by battery supply. We look at why this is and what the future holds

Autonomous vehicles, drones and delivery robots will all have a part to play in the future mobility ecosystem, says KPMG.

While many companies may choose to retain the fleet manager job title, reality is that mobility manager is becoming more apt. How can they adapt?

Vehicle to grid technology has the potential to earn electric vehicle operators money, but it is not without some risks.

Andrew Ryan looks at five of the factors which will influence the future for urban travel in the UK

The achievement of cleaner air is everyone’s responsibility – not just that of the transport industry

There are challenges to address, but connected and autonomous vehicles will revolutionise transport and travel

New MD Mark Pickles expects a big boost from renewals and conquests this year and sees ‘huge potential’ for Free2Move Lease UK.

But several barriers stand in the way of V2G technology providing a solution

Government approves three tests of self-drive vehicles. Jonathan Manning reports

The EV recharging infrastructure should require no driver involvement in preparation for fleets of driverless vehicles. By Alex Gruzen

Fleets have the opportunity to capitalise now on the benefits of a connected vehicle future.

Global campaign seeks 100% transition to electric power by 2030

OE suppliers access the best ways to reduce pollution and help vans and trucks to travel further

Connectivity, electric and autonomy solutions to tackle key fleet issues unveiled by manufacturers. By John Lewis

Most companies have vehicles that travel into urban environments at some time or other and all of these will be affected by the relentless pace of change in urban transport policies.

Average CO2 emissions for cars across the FN50 have risen by a little more than 1g/km to 116.9g/km (up from 115.6g/km last year) and are now on a par with 2016 levels (117g/km).

Lack of product, price and infrastructure are holding van fleet operators back from adopting pure electric vans (EVs) in greater numbers.