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AVL And Spark EV Technology Develop Intelligent Energy Management System For Fuel Cell Trucks - Vimarsana News

AVL And Spark EV Technology Develop Intelligent Energy Management System For Fuel Cell Trucks

AVL and British start-up, Spark EV Technology, want to jointly predict whether and how fuel cell vehicles will get from A to B in a particularly

Shaping net zero cities: how three British SMEs export cleantech to the world - Vimarsana News

Shaping net zero cities: how three British SMEs export cleantech to the world

The future of the world’s urban centres depends on making them more sustainable. Three small UK businesses explain how their products and services are at the forefront of the transition

Shifting gears: Exploring investment opportunities in the world of mobility start-ups - Vimarsana News

Shifting gears: Exploring investment opportunities in the world of mobility start-ups

By Ian Thomas, Managing Director of Turquoise

Government needs 'extra 20 years' to achieve petrol and diesel ban - Vimarsana News

Government needs 'extra 20 years' to achieve petrol and diesel ban

Two thirds of motorists have shown a ‘lack of confidence’ in the UK meeting the Government’s ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030.

Post-pandemic car buyers have higher appetite for EVs - Vimarsana News

Post-pandemic car buyers have higher appetite for EVs

Click the thumbs up > Almost half (49%) of UK motorists expect to buy an electric vehicle (EV) in the next decade, according to a new study by Lloyds Banking Group. It found that a third (32%) of drivers believe that the sustainability of their transport was a higher priority than before the coronavirus pandemic – and almost the same figure (30%) plan to make their next vehicle a hybrid or pure electric. Coupled with an increase in flexible working patterns, one in 10 (10%) drivers now plan to switch to a more sustainable method of commuting. This includes hybrid or electric cars, cycling ...