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Scania Scores Major BEV Order
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Aegis Energy and Corpay announce partnership to deliver competitively priced EV charging for UK fleets
Clean transport infrastructure provider Aegis Energy announces a three-year commercial partnership with Corpay, a global business payments company behind the UK’s leading fleet payment brand, Allstar.

MAN Backs Diesel Tax Push to Fuel E-Truck Uptake
MAN Truck & Bus chief executive Alexander Vlaskamp is calling for higher taxes on diesel trucks and stronger incentives for electric models, arguing that Europe’s switch to zero-emission haulage is moving too slowly. He also sets out MAN’s expanding electric range, its cross-industry charging partnerships and growing UK investment.

ZEHID Trials Highlight eHGV Charging Progress
Consortium members from the Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstrator (ZEHID) programme share early lessons on electric truck charging, infrastructure deployment and operational savings.

Openreach Taps Welch Depot for EV Charging
Shared charging’s next chapter: from concept to commercial rollout

Windrose Flagship Charges Forward
Global E700 makes UK debut with first battery top-up at Fleete Tilbury ultra-rapid hub

Charging Port: Tilbury Levels Up EV Facilities
Fleete opens UK’s largest dedicated commercial vehicle electric charging hub at Port of Tilbury

Renault Trucks Targets the 6x2 Majority
The UK's 6x2 articulated tractor dominates long-haul freight – and the industry's emissions. In 2024, articulated trucks lifted 998 million tonnes of goods in Great Britain, 63% of the total. Now Renault Trucks is extending its E-Tech range into this core segment with new 6x2 e-axle models offering up to 600km of range and megawatt charging capability. We spoke to Roger Clarke, Renault Trucks' Head of Electromobility and Advanced Customer Solutions, about what this means for real-world operations.

Gas with a Future
Why biomethane-powered CNG trucks are becoming impossible for long-haul operators to ignore.