GWM Ora Funky Cat EV goes on UK roadshow
GWM sets out to hype up Funky Ora Cat in UK with a new roadshow.
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Riz is the founder of carloop based in Melbourne, specialising in Australian EV data, insight reports and trends. He is a mechanical engineer who spent the first 7 years of his career building transport infrastructure before starting carloop. He has a passion for cars, particularly EVs and wants to help reduce transport emissions in Australia. He currently drives a red Tesla Model 3.
BYD continues European expansion, confirms Atto 3 for UK
BYD eyes broader expansion into European market, and confirms Atto 3 for UK market.
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Mini research shows EV ownership not always matched by charging infrastructure
Iconic British marque Mini highlights increasing demand for both EVs and charge points across the UK, and which cities are doing best.
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One out of three used cars in UK will be electric by 2030
Electric cars to take up third of secondhand car market in UK by 2030, new research finds.
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“Absolutely ridiculous:” EV drivers hit with big parking fines while charging
UK fossil fuel proprietor misses memo about how charging stations should work, and Twitter dubs its policy "absolutely ridiculous."
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Nissan reveals UK specs and pricing for Ariya electric crossover
Nissan releases UK pricing for electric Ariya crossover - a prelude perhaps to the car arriving on Australian shores.
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EV uptake more than doubles in England’s north, boosted by green jobs
New statistics show electric vehicle registration numbers more than doubled in some parts of the UK in 2021, driven by government policies.
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Electric vehicles boost UK second hand car market
UK drivers are moving on to their next electrified vehicle, growing the pool for second-hand EVs.
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EV drivers in UK are using ultra-rapid charging more often
New survey of UK EV drivers shows increasing number of rapid and ultra-rapid chargers are being put to good use.
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Tesla to open UK Superchargers to other EVs “within weeks or months”
Tesla could open its network of Superchargers in the UK to owners of other electric cars within weeks.
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