E-mobility blog

07 Dec 2020

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Can the UK power grid meet demand for an EV future?In power, the National Grid is the high-voltage energy transmission system. It links electricity generation plants and major substations to Great Britain. It ensures that everywhere there is a generation of electricity, it can meet the demand. The network spans to most parts of the United Kingdom and a couple of islands in the immediate area, not including Ireland.

30 Nov 2020

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New EV cars coming in 2021Fuel can be expensive, and the future unclear. Still, worldwide car producers have taken Tesla’s lead and have jumped forward rapidly to produce electric cars in great measure. Although we see EVs arriving and starting from manufacturers such as GM and Nissan over the years, in 2021, several new entrants will join the major names. Tiny upstarts like domestic makers Byton and Rivian will join the fight, plus at least one unexpected name from previously: Hummer. When electric vehicles can go beyond the previous symbol of fuel-guzzling, a green revolution will certainly happen very soon.

27 Nov 2020

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Is Wireless Charging the future of EV chargers?Electric cars are today recognised as the future of the automobile industry because of many reasons. For instance, they show incredible performance on the road. They are also efficient, easy to maintain, and, more importantly, environmentally friendly. Besides, their powerful batteries and reliable green charging stations play a vital role in developing these outstanding vehicles.

27 Nov 2020

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Tesla Model X features & Easter eggsThe need for smarter renewable energy that conserves the environment has made electric vehicles popular in the automotive industry. In recent years, a significant number of people have adopted the use of electric cars to reduce exhaust emissions caused by petrol and diesel vehicles.

20 Nov 2020

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The Government OLEV Scheme: What you need to knowThe future of electric transportation is now. The market for electric vehicles has tremendously grown over the years due to awareness of climate change matters. People and organisations are purchasing electric cars and putting up infrastructure meant to support ultra-low emission usage.

13 Nov 2020

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Tesla Supercharger stations: Everything you need to knowWhen electric cars manufacturers started producing pure electric cars, people were wondering about how the cars will be able to travel long-distances as there were no enough charging stations, especially in rural areas. It was now the role of the electric car manufacturers to increase the network of charging stations so that consumers would be convinced to buy their cars. Tesla has been a leader when it comes to expanding its network of charging stations all over the world.

11 Nov 2020

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Myenergi Zappi, the ideal EV charger?With the advancements in technology and the desire for green energy, you can now charge your electric car with solar energy through the help of myenergi zappi EV charger. This intelligent device will make owning an electric vehicle even more environmentally friendly as it works with solar PV, which allows you to charge your EV with renewable energy. Zappi EV charger is designed to work for both residential and commercial properties. Read one to find out why the zappi EV charger is the ideal option for you.

11 Nov 2020

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How do you charge your Volkswagen ID.3 with a charging station at home?The first electric Volkswagen ID.3 is expected to be delivered in the UK in Summer 2020. The electric Volkswagen premiered recently and here is what Volkswagen say about the car; “The ID.3 marks the beginning of a new, dynamic era in the world of e-mobility. Electrifying performance meets groundbreaking design and practical range. For people looking for change. The future is ready and waiting. Get on board.”

09 Nov 2020

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How will EVs affect the commercial sector?Over the past couple of years, the demand for electric vehicles in the UK has been rapidly increasing. As more people continue to change their attitudes about EVs, they deeply understand their sustainability and the convenience they provide. Most people find electric cars as a more appealing alternative to traditional fuel-powered vehicles. Electric vehicles receive support from the government because they help in reducing operational emissions. We have seen that even most manufacturers have shifted their focus to producing EVs to minimise fines due to operational emissions.

07 Dec 2020

Can the UK power grid meet demand for an EV future?

30 Nov 2020

New EV cars coming in 2021

27 Nov 2020

Is Wireless Charging the future of EV chargers?

27 Nov 2020

Tesla Model X features & Easter eggs

20 Nov 2020

The Government OLEV Scheme: What you need to know

13 Nov 2020

Tesla Supercharger stations: Everything you need to know

11 Nov 2020

Myenergi Zappi, the ideal EV charger?

11 Nov 2020

How do you charge your Volkswagen ID.3 with a charging station at home?

09 Nov 2020

How will EVs affect the commercial sector?