Charging station anxiety refers to the fear of not being able to find a suitable charging point when needed. This can stem from concerns about availability, compatibility, or reliability, and it is fast becoming one of the main challenges facing EV drivers today.

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With soaring fuel prices and consumers increasingly concerned about their environmental footprint, affordability has become a top priority for many drivers wanting to switch to an electric vehicle.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become increasingly popular, the infrastructure to support them must evolve to meet the needs of a growing and diverse user base. For residents without driveways or off-road parking this can be a sore point, as charging from public EV charging stations is far more expensive than charging at-home.

With the government’s latest cross-pavement guidance released over Christmas, local authorities now have clearer direction on the solutions needed to support electric vehicle (EV) charging for households without driveways or off-street parking.

As the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) accelerates, local authorities have the unique opportunity to harness this shift to promote social mobility and support levelling up in their communities.

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In a competitive job market, it’s no secret that most businesses are constantly looking for innovative ways to attract and retain the brightest talent in their industry. One increasingly important employee perk is access to electric vehicle (EV) charging for employees.

As we step into 2025, we all can think of at least one thing we wish to leave behind in the old year - and for us, that’s some outdated misconceptions about electric vehicle (EV) charging.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become increasingly popular, many drivers are faced with the question on how to charge their vehicle and charging at home without a driveway involves challenges, particularly when running a cable safely across the public pavement.

Charge Gully is designed to integrate into any type of existing pavements seamlessly and allows users to run a charging cable safely across the pavement. It is durable, lockable, and ultra-shallow, allowing those without driveways to charge their EVs on the doorstep using affordable overnight EV tariffs.

Vehicle-to-home (V2H) chargers can charge your home. The electric charge stored in the vehicle's battery can be discharged into the home to help power it; this is bi-directional charging.

The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is a pivotal step in reducing our carbon footprint and combating climate change. With even more focus on sustainable solutions as we head towards a net zero future, for the 40% of UK households without a driveway, the convenience and cost-effectiveness of home charging has been elusive- until now!

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