As our country progresses further into reducing carbon emissions, the government will be applying more pressure to switch to electric vehicles.
The choice of electric vehicles (EV) is now available to us growing on a weekly basis with more and more manufacturers bringing new models to market.
The ICE (internal combustion engine) needs to be replaced with something that is cleaner, better for the environment and our health, with more and more evidence of diesel particulates causing ill health, especially in children, we are all having to embrace EV’s sooner rather than later.
EV charging points will be a necessity when you buy your first electric vehicle. You can charge your vehicle with a EV charging unit that plugs directly into a standard 3 pin socket as we have throughout our workplaces. It will take in some cases several days to charge the batteries, where a 7kW EV charger will happily do this job overnight whilst you sleep, with even the biggest current batteries in an EV of 100kWh charging in 14 hours from basically flat to full.





