John Lewis revs up plans for electric fleet trial

James Murray
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Credit: John Lewis Partnership

Retailer partners with Flexible Power Systems to support electrification of Home Services fleet

The John Lewis Partnership has today announced plans to replace its Home Services fleet with electric vehicles (EVs) as part of its long term commitment to transition 4,000 cars, vans, and light trucks...

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