While the public charging network continues to expand, existing bus depot electric charging facilities could offer fleet operators with heavier vehicles access to high-powered, strategically located charging, writes Stagecoach’s Mike Smith
More than 25 electric vehicles took to the roads for GREENFLEET’s EV Rally Cymru 2026, completing a 400-mile journey from South to North Wales to demonstrate the capabilities of electric vehicles and the supporting charging infrastructure
Fleet decarbonisation involves a complex web of decisions. Maryam Farsi explores how digital twins could help fleet operators test different scenarios, understand the wider impact of their choices and find lower-risk, more cost-effective routes to zero emission vehicles
The government’s proposed Great British Grid aims to support the delivery of critical network infrastructure, cut connection delays and unlock capacity for clean power. So what could this mean for fleets looking to install electric vehicle charging?
From grid capacity to energy storage, smart charging, compliance and future demand, Mark Constable, head of transport Policy at the REA, shares the key considerations fleets need to know before installing EV charging infrastructure
The Kia EV2, the smallest of all Kia's electric vehicles, is an affordable and highly capable vehicle that packs big-SUV attitude into a compact package, finds Angela Pisanu
After more than 1,000 miles on the 2026 Mythbusters EV Rally, the KGM Musso EV proved that an electric pick-up doesn’t have to drive like a truck, delivering the refinement and composure of an electric SUV with the practical addition of having a load bed
The Kia EV5 introduces fully electric power to the heart of the Sportage-sized SUV class. Spacious, practical and boasting over 300 miles of range, the EV5 is a compelling replacement for diesel mid-sized SUVs
The first all-electric car from Jeep mixes a compact footprint SUV style. Richard Gooding discovers that the Avenger Electric also has near-superhero levels of efficiency
