Browsing: zero emission vehicles

Hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles offer zero-emission driving, but face challenges in infrastructure and cost compared to electric vehicles.

The UK government has extended the plug-in van grant, offering potential savings of up to £5,000 on new electric vans. Learn about eligibility and how the scheme works.

The UK government is assessing the safety implications of streamlining regulations for electric vans, considering changes to 4.25-tonne vehicle rules to support fleet electrification, but concerns about road safety are delaying the process.

The UK government has committed £120 million to support the transition to zero-emission vehicles, extending the Plug-in Van Grant scheme and removing training requirements for electric van drivers.

Changes to driving license regulations in the UK will allow category B license holders to drive zero-emission vehicles up to 4.25 tonnes, expanding options for drivers.

The UK government has announced the extension of its plug-in van grant for another year, aiming to reduce the cost of switching to cleaner vehicles and promote the adoption of zero-emission transportation.

The UK’s Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate, mandating a shift to electric vehicles, is now law. This aims for 80% of new cars and 70% of new vans to be zero-emission by 2030, increasing to 100% by 2035.

The UK government unveils new initiatives, including grants for schools and councils, to accelerate the rollout of electric vehicle chargepoints, enhancing accessibility and convenience for EV owners.

Despite the rise of electric cars, carbon emissions from diesel vans continue to climb, with challenges in adoption and charging infrastructure cited as major obstacles.

The UK government outlines its plan for phasing out new petrol and diesel cars, targeting 100% zero-emission vehicle sales by 2035.