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'A new stage': Latitude Festival launches electric park and charge station

Cecilia Keating

Cecilia Keating

22 July 2022 • 1 min read

'A new stage': Latitude Festival launches electric park and charge station

Initiative designed to tackle significant emissions footprint generated by travel to and from festival

More than 60 drivers attending Latitude Festival this weekend have availed themselves of a pioneering electric vehicle (EV) charging service that will ensure their car is fully charged when they head home....

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