ZEV mandate

Auto industry hits Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate target for the first time, as demand for electric vehicles increases sharply

However, upfront costs, availability of charging points and anxiety about battery range are holding back widespread adoption of EVs, Onward report finds

The UK has a major opportunity to use an existing policy tool to reverse the worrying trend towards the supersizing of vehicles, writes Nodum's Ben Macdonald

Industry needs to sell only 1,800 more EVs a month during the second half of the year meet Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate targets, new analysis suggests

Latest sales figures confirm EVs increased their market share during April, but industry insists more support is needed if it is to meet targets set under Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate

BusinessGreen explores why EV sales appeared to slow during 2023 - and how industry and policymakers might respond

In an exclusive interview with BusinessGreen, Transport Minister Anthony Browne argues the ZEV Mandate for manufacturers means there is no longer a need to curb car use

Car and van manufacturers in the UK must now produce minimum quota of electric, zero emission vehicles, in policy the government has hailed as world leading

Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) mandate set to come into force on 1 January 2024 after securing support in Parliamentary vote last night

Institution of Mechanical Engineers roadmap calls for 'targeted strategic interventions' from government to ensure the road transport sector can better navigate the EV transition