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More customers would buy an electric or hybrid in one year than right now, says JudgeService

The likelihood of buyers choosing electric or hybrid alternatives increases relative to how soon they wish to change their vehicle, according to Judgeservice. Its new State of the Nation Industry Report 2021 polled the views of 2,150 car owners to identify usage and buying trends as the UK comes out of Covid restrictions. The report shows how petrol’s dominance as ...

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Electric vehicle leasing platform WeVee attracts £5m investment

Electric vehicle leasing platform WeVee has raised £5m in seed capital to help it expand in Europe. The platform launched in the UK in March 2020 to cater for growing demand for electric vehicles. It attracts up to 100,000 UK visitors per month. Financial backing came from German-born international business leaders, Rahmyn Kress and Michael Perschke, who join the platform’s ...

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Snows technician is Kia EV Skill World Cup champion

Snows motor group technician David Weston has been crowned champion in the Kia EV Skill World Cup 2021. He received a trophy and $3,000 for winning the event. Weston represented the UK against technicians from 15 other nations, in two days of intensive online testing by the Osan Training Center in Seoul, South Korea. The biennial World Cup is usually ...

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Nissan to invest £1bn in Sunderland electric hub

Nissan has announced £1bn worth of investment in a new electric vehicle hub in Sunderland. It is planning a major expansion of electric vehicle production at its car plant in Sunderland which will create 1,650 new jobs. Its partner, Envision AESC, will also build a new 9GWh-capacity Gigafactory to manufacture car batteries to power up to 100,000 electric vehicles a ...

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Charles Hurst Group invests in electric fleet and charging infrastructure

Charles Hurst Group has today announced an investment of over £3.5m in a company fleet of fully electric and hybrid vehicles and an extensive charging infrastructure programme. The investment means that one in three of the company’s fleet of company car and demonstrator vehicles is now either fully electric or a hybrid model. The overall package includes an investment of ...

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Macklin Motors Nissan in Glasgow gains EVA status

Macklin Motors Nissan Glasgow Central has become one of the latest dealerships to gain Electric Vehicle Approved Status (EVA). The scheme was created by the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) and is endorsed by the Government’s Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) and the Energy Saving Trust (EST). The goal of the scheme is to enhance dealerships’ understanding of electric ...

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Jardine Motor spends £2.5m on EV charging infrastructure

Jardine Motor Group has spent £2.5m installing charging infrastructure for EVs across its UK network. Sales of EVs have been rising fast from a low base. The group said it was “hugely important” to have the infrastructure in place to meet rising demand. “Over the last few years, we have invested approximately £2.5m into electrical infrastructure, which includes every part ...

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Electric vehicles are the fastest selling on dealer forecourts

Electric vehicles are selling fastest on the nation’s forecourts taking 39 days to sell at an average price of £19,000. The slowest-selling are diesel hybrid vehicles which are advertised for 53 days. Both petrol and petrol hybrid vehicles outperform their diesel equivalents, at 48 and 44 days respectively, according to cap hpi. Chris Plumb, senior valuations editor at cap hpi, ...

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