E-car club accelerates electric vehicle expansion

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UK's first all-electric car club set to increase fleet to around 100 vehicles by the middle of 2015

The UK's first all-electric car club will soon have over 100 vehicles availabel to its members, increasing its zero-emissions fleet more than seven-fold inside just 18 months. E-car club is poised to...

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