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USPS to modernise and electrify largest federal fleet in the US

The US Postal Service has awarded contracts for 9,250 commercially available left-hand drive (LHD) battery electric vehicles (BEVs) as well as initial orders for more than 14,000 charging stations to be deployed at Postal Service facilities.

Trophi and Allego partner to build a stronger Nordic charging network

Public charging infrastructure in Sweden has received a strong boost as a result of an alliance between Trophi and Allego.

Flo partners with California senator to introduce Equitable EV Charging Act

Flo has partnered with California State Senator Lena Gonzalez to address the EV charging needs of underserved drivers and low-income communities in California.

"A fun-filled, hassle-free EV charging experience" for drivers in Taiwan

Schokolake, is located along Provincial Highway 3, a scenic route that connects Dahu and Tai'an in Taiwan. 

Hunt Companies Hawai'i to bring 19 EV charging stations to Kalaeloa

Hunt Companies Hawai'i has selected Xeal to provide 19 public EV chargers in Kalaeola.

Swarco launches PoGo ultra-rapid EV charging network

Swarco Smart Charging is to launch PoGo, a new UK-wide ultra-rapid charging network.

Experts: New US EV charging standards will provide the confidence the public needs

There are plenty of attention grabbers in the US government’s massive EV charging and infrastructure programme, annou

Norway’s Wattif EV targets UK electric vehicle charging network

Having recently installed its first UK charging points and secured a €50m investment, Norwegian EV charging infrastructure start-up Wattif EV has set out its plans to play a leading role in the UK network for destination chargers by 2030.

Global public EV charging investment tops US$24bn in 2022

Just a few years ago, observers questioned whether consumers would even consider purchasing electric vehicles. Now, in a shifting global automotive landscape, a new report from research provider BloombergNEF (BNEF) has found that spending on both electrified transport and EV charging infrastructure is rocketing skywards.

UK government pledges funding for 2,400 further EV chargepoints

UK Transport Minister Jesse Norman has announced £56m in funding that he says will enable up to a further 2,400 EV chargepoints to be installed in the short term, while working to support local councils to deliver tens of thousands more in the long term.