Study: UK businesses set to double EV fleets this year

James Murray
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Study: UK businesses set to double EV fleets this year

Poll from Centrica Business Solutions suggests UK businesses are set to deploy more than 163,000 electric vehicles this year

The switch to electric vehicles (EVs) is set to accelerate this further, driven in large part by surging demand from business customers, according to a new analysis from Centrica Business Solutions...

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