The British cities that could benefit most from £500m EV Rapid Charging Fund
Sector: Automotive • Location: Stoke-on-Trent, Southend, Birmingham, United Kingdom
Source: Highways Today
According to new research from Uswitch.com, the comparison and switching service, Stoke-on-Trent, Southend and Birmingham are among the cities that could benefit most from the Government’s £500 million EV Rapid Charging Fund which aims to support the increase of electric vehicles (EVs) on the UK’s roads through the installation of new public charging points.
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Description | According to new research from Uswitch.com, the comparison and switching service, Stoke-on-Trent, Southend and Birmingham are among the cities that could benefit most from the Government’s £500 million EV Rapid Charging Fund which aims to support the increase of electric vehicles (EVs) on the UK’s roads through the installation of new public charging points. |
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