Tesla’s U turn on super charger network

Elon Musk has stunned the world (as he often does) with his recent decision to sack his entire Tesla supercharger team. He isn’t known for doing things in half measures so what should we read into this decision? Investing and operating electric vehicle charging networks is an expensive business where the returns will be long-term.…

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Bi-directional Charging – the shape of things to come

Bidirectional charging is the concept of energy being able to be passed back and forth between an electric vehicle, the grid and a house or commercial building. Bidirectional charging is a future EV technology that may become commonplace in the future, but bidirectional EV chargers are currently not widely available but they are being trialled…

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Driving Towards a Sustainable Future

We’re not just talking about change at Bowak – we’re driving it forward. Our recent partnership with A3A Energy, local EV charging solutions experts, marks a significant milestone in our transition to electric vehicles (EVs).

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China’s electric vehicle dominance presents a challenge to the west

For close to a century, Toyota prided itself on its ability to constantly trim the costs of making its complex, highly engineered vehicles.  But when Takero Kato, the head of the Toyota division tasked with building electric vehicles, travelled through China in 2018 he was shocked by what he found. 

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The EV Battery of Your Dreams Is Coming

In the next five years, significant upgrades to the batteries in electric vehicles should finally hit the market. In the works for decades, these changes are likely to mean that by 2030, combustion engine vehicles will cost more than their electric equivalents; some EVs will charge as quickly as filling up at a petrol station;…

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We need ambitious policies to speed the switch to green transport

High cost of electric vehicles and a lack of charging infrastructure is hampering the take-up of zero-emissions vehicles Over a century of fossil fuel-powered road transport is coming to an end. By 2035 every new car, van or light truck sold in Britain will be zero emission — electrified or, perhaps, hydrogen-fuelled. The UK has…

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