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Vauxhall teams up with Tesco to offer free EV charging - Vimarsana News

Vauxhall teams up with Tesco to offer free EV charging

New partnership to provide customers who purchase a Vauxhall EV with a year's worth of free charging at Tesco stores

Electric car owners reveal why they are pulling the plug on their green machines after House of Lords committee revealed slowing sales - and no, it's NOT Rowan Atkinson's fault - Vimarsana News

Electric car owners reveal why they are pulling the plug on their green machines after House of Lords committee revealed slowing sales - and no, it's NOT Rowan Atkinson's fault

EXCLUSIVE: EV drivers fumed how their electric vehicles have dropped in value, charging costs have soared and incentives have been scrapped.

Public Charging Point Market Analysis and Future Prospects for 2030 - Vimarsana News

Public Charging Point Market Analysis and Future Prospects for 2030

Public Charging Point Market Analysis and Future Prospects for 2030

Year-ender 2023: A recap of major people movements in the Indian auto industry, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Year-ender 2023: A recap of major people movements in the Indian auto industry, ET Auto

Auto Industry People Movements: The automotive industry witnessed in 2023 a series of strategic leadership transitions, propelling both global giants and Indian stalwarts to new directions. Here's a snapshot of the major people movements that defined the narrative of the sector throughout the year.

UK installed record 16,000 public electric car chargers in 2023 | Infrastructure - Vimarsana News

UK installed record 16,000 public electric car chargers in 2023 | Infrastructure

Annual increase of 43% takes total number above 53,000, of which more than 4,600 are ‘ultra-rapid’