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Homeowners can boost EV infrastructure with empty driveways

UK News

Earlier in the month, Boris Johnson announced the Government’s ambitious – or as some see it, overambitious – intention to bring forward the ban on new combustion-engine cars to 2035. Many have wondered how the country should go about developing an infrastructure of electric vehicle (EV) charging points within this timeframe. YourParkingSpace, the online parking marketplace, believes homeowners can play a role in keeping a growing EV fleet on the move.

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26th February 2020/by Stephen

Edinburgh to host the first hotel Electric Vehicle taxi rank in the UK?

UK News

Edinburgh Marina Holdings, the developer of the landmark Edinburgh Marina Scheme, has recently unveiled its innovative proposition for a state-of-the-art Electric Vehicle (EV) taxi rank at the Hyatt Spa & Conference Hotel.

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22nd October 2019/by Tyrepress Editors

Why combustion engines won’t disappear just yet

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In our August edition, this column examined how “the clocking is ticking for combustion engines”, which also means the clock is ticking for conventional tyres designed with combustion engine-centric vehicles in mind. Four months later, both points are true. However, there are also significant challenges facing this market development that also warrant our attention.

Two of the obstacles between the status quo and the electric vehicle car parc of the future are charging points and technological recall risk.

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5th December 2017/by Tyrepress Editors
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