JustPark and Octopus Energy launch parking scheme to accelerate transition to EV fleets

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Business fleets are struggling to switch to electric vehicles because of a lack of charging points near drivers' homes  Credit:Octopus Energy
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Business fleets are struggling to switch to electric vehicles because of a lack of charging points near drivers' homes Credit:Octopus Energy

FleetCharge aims to allow electric vehicle fleet drivers to park in off-street charging locations just five minutes from their homes

JustPark and Octopus Energy Group have this week launched FleetCharge, a new parking service for drivers of electric vehicle (EV) fleets who do not have a charger at home, which aims to help businesses...

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