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The content from EV Powered extends to in-depth analysis and discussions, featuring expert opinions and industry news. Through features like "The EV Powered Awards" and explorations into innovative electric solutions such as e-cargo bikes, the distributor ensures a holistic view of the electric mobility landscape, catering to enthusiasts and industry followers alike.
James May Talks EVs | Electric Cars, Chargers & Gin!
James May offers a nuanced perspective on electric vehicles, diverging from Jeremy Clarkson's outright dismissal. May acknowledges EVs as utilitarian appliances, much like traditional cars, but emphasizes the enthusiast's duty to engage with future automotive technology. He highlights the inheren...
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Top EVs Of The Year 2025 Edition The Everything EV Podcast
This episode of The Everything EV Podcast presents a compelling rundown of the top 10 EVs for 2025, showcasing a diverse range from affordable hatchba... morecks to premium grand tourers. The hosts highlight the Renault 5 as a standout for its blend of compact practicality, affordability, and stylish design, calling it a "complete package" that the EV market needed. The Skoda Enyaq vRS is praised for its comfortable ride, practicality, and sporty yet composed driving dynamics, offering a compelling alternative for SUV enthusiasts. Tesla's Model Y is acknowledged for its spaciousness, solid range, and impressive build quality, despite its minimalist interior. The Citroen EC3 is lauded for its exceptional comfort and value, particularly its ability to glide over rough roads at an accessible price point. The Maserati GranTurismo is celebrated for successfully translating the brand's luxurious and performance-oriented identity into an electric grand tourer, despite its high cost. The Alfa Romeo Junior Veloce impresses with its sharp handling and engaging driving experience, despite concerns about its range and interior quality. Kia's EV4 is recognized for its practicality, good range, and ease of use, making it a strong contender for family car buyers. The new Nissan Leaf is commended for improving on the original's ease of use with a decent range and attractive styling. The Nissan Micra, based on the Renault 5 platform, is seen as a competent and affordable option for Nissan loyalists. Finally, the Munro M280 is highlighted as a niche but impressive purpose-built electric off-roader designed for demanding industrial and utility applications. less
Cupra Tavascan VZ1: Hot or Not? 335BHP Electric SUV Review
The CUPRA Tavascan VZ1 is presented as a bold and distinctive electric SUV coupe, praised for its head-turning, futuristic design that sets it apart f... morerom its platform-mates. The "Tavascan Blue" paint and 21-inch wheels are highlighted as particularly accentuating its aggressive, concept-car-like aesthetic. Inside, the cabin is described as equally distinctive and premium, featuring unique design elements like the "Formula 1 halo" bar and signature Cupra Bronze accents, though the reviewer notes some usability quirks with the central display and haptic controls. Practicality is a strong point, with generous boot space (540L) and ample rear legroom, positioning it as a comfortable cruiser. However, the VZ1's performance, while spirited with 335bhp and AWD, is tempered by its significant weight (over 2.2 tons), leading to a brake pedal feel that lacks desired stopping power and overall vehicle dynamics that don't quite match its sporty appearance. The real-world range is estimated at 270-280 miles WLTP, which is considered decent but not class-leading. The reviewer concludes that while it's not a performance car in the traditional sense, its strengths lie in its unique styling, comfortable cruising ability, and distinctive interior, making it a compelling choice for those seeking something different in the electric SUV segment, despite its premium price tag (£56,940 as tested). less
New Porsche Cayenne EV: Does It Need 640 Horsepower? Exploring the Latest in Electric Vehicles
The hosts delve into the latest EV news, highlighting the MG S6 EV as a significant step forward in quality and practicality for the brand, offering s... morepaciousness and competitive range at a reasonable price point. They express skepticism regarding the necessity of the Porsche Cayenne EV's staggering 1140 horsepower, questioning its real-world applicability for an SUV, though acknowledging the brand's commitment to performance. The Jeep Recon electric off-roader is praised for its rugged appeal and capability, with the hosts intrigued by its reception among traditional Jeep enthusiasts. The Denza Z GT is presented as an ambitious luxury EV aiming to challenge established German brands, while the NIO Firefly is noted for its stylish design and competitive range, potentially shaking up the compact EV market if priced correctly. The most lauded feature across these discussions is the potential convenience of wireless charging technology, seen as a practical advancement over traditional plug-in methods. less
Congestion Charge U-turn, TVR Revival? More! The Everything EV Podcast
The Everything EV Podcast covers a range of significant EV news. A major point of discussion is the impending removal of congestion charge exemptions ... morefor EVs in London, a move predicted to significantly impact tradespeople and potentially slow EV adoption. The return of Mitsubishi to the UK market with the Eclipse Cross EV, a badge-engineered Renault Scenic, is analyzed as a pragmatic approach to re-enter the market. Peugeot's striking Polygon concept is presented as a preview of the next 208, with particular attention paid to its innovative 'Hypersquare' steering system and steer-by-wire technology, though its production viability is questioned. The potential revival of TVR with an electric future is explored, drawing parallels with Charge Cars' powerful EV platform. The podcast also features an interview with Zap EV's CEO, David McIntyre, who advocates for electric scooters and micromobility as crucial solutions for urban transport, highlighting their convenience and lower cost compared to cars, especially in light of rising urban charges. less
Leapmotor C10 | Big EV. Small Price!
The Leapmotor C10 is presented as a compelling electric SUV offering significant value, challenging established players like Tesla and BYD. The review... moreer highlights its attractive design, practical interior with ample space, and a surprisingly user-friendly infotainment system, especially noting the ease of disabling driver aids. Key features like the heat pump, dual-zone climate control, and heated/ventilated seats are standard, contributing to its strong value proposition. However, the reviewer points out a significant drawback in the navigation system's unreliability and the absence of Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, forcing reliance on the phone app. Boot space, while adequate, is noted as smaller than competitors like the Skoda Enyaq. The primary concern arises when comparing the C10's price and real-world range (263 miles) to a used Skoda Enyaq, which offers more range and a similar price point, making the C10 a "difficult proposition" despite its newness and features. less
Robert Llewellyn on His EV Journey, Zapheap Challenge & Why BYD is One to Watch
Robert Llewellyn, a prominent EV advocate, shares his extensive journey from combustion engines to electric vehicles, highlighting the significant evo... morelution of the EV scene over the past 25 years. He details his personal transition, starting with a fuel-inefficient Golf R32 and moving to a Prius, which significantly improved his fuel economy. Llewellyn also discusses the early days of EV adoption, including his experience with a Mitsubishi i-MiEV through a government scheme and the challenges of limited charging infrastructure. He expresses strong optimism for Chinese EV manufacturers, particularly BYD, praising their rapid growth, technological advancements, and competitive pricing, suggesting they are poised to dominate the global market. Llewellyn also touches upon his new venture, 'Zapheap Challenge,' an EV-themed spin-off of Scrapheap Challenge, and promotes the upcoming Fully Charged Live event, emphasizing the opportunities for test drives and learning about home energy solutions. less
Breaking News: UK Government Rewrites EV Sales Rules With Dan Caesar & Quentin Willson
This episode of the Everything EV podcast critically examines the UK government's revised ZEV mandate, featuring insights from Dan Caesar and Que... morentin Willson. The experts express disappointment with the inclusion of standard hybrids (HEVs) and mild hybrids (MHEVs) in the phase-out period, viewing it as a step backward and a concession to the automotive industry that complicates consumer understanding. While acknowledging the need for flexibility and support for domestic manufacturers, they argue that allowing non-plug-in hybrids undermines the transition to full battery electric vehicles. The discussion also touches upon the potential impact of US tariffs, the need for clearer government policy, and the importance of educating consumers about the benefits of EVs. The experts emphasize that despite the policy shifts, the core message remains: EVs are cheaper, better, and the future, urging continued efforts to drive consumer demand through education and test drives. less
A No-Nonsense Talk with Mike Murphy - EVs, Politics & Tesla’s Crisis
This episode features a candid discussion with Mike Murphy, founder of the American EV Jobs Alliance, focusing on the intersection of EVs, politics, a... morend Tesla's current challenges. Murphy, a Republican strategist, expresses strong concern over the negative impact of political rhetoric and potential tariffs on the American EV industry and jobs. He criticizes Elon Musk's recent political stances and actions, suggesting they are damaging Tesla's brand and stock value, particularly among Republican consumers. Murphy advocates for preserving EV manufacturing subsidies and promoting a North American supply chain, arguing that hostility towards EVs and tariffs are detrimental to American manufacturing. He notes a slight positive shift in Republican sentiment towards EVs, partly attributed to Musk's own political alignment, but highlights the deep partisanship surrounding electric vehicles. The conversation also touches on the potential for Trump's engagement with EVs to lower consumer resistance, while cautioning against his tariff policies. less
Ferrari Goes Electric!? And More! Everything EV Podcast
The Everything EV Podcast tackles several key topics in the EV space. A significant portion is dedicated to the UK's SMMT data, highlighting the ... morecontinued dominance of fleet sales in driving EV registrations, while retail sales lag. The podcast criticizes the UK's 'expensive car tax' threshold, arguing it unfairly targets mid-range EVs due to inflation. Similarly, France's new tax structure, which penalizes both emissions and vehicle weight, is discussed as potentially punitive rather than incentivizing. A positive note is the potential return of the Volkswagen 'up!' as an affordable entry-level EV, estimated around £17,000, which is seen as a landmark for accessible EVs. Audi's confusing naming strategy for its EVs and ICE vehicles is also dissected, with the hosts noting the brand's struggle in EV sales despite its reputation. Finally, the podcast touches on Ferrari's upcoming electric car, the controversial Vanderhall Bసరం (a re-skinned Hyundai Ioniq 5 costing over £100k), Ford's entry into Pikes Peak with a modified Mustang Mach-E, and Citroën's EC3 Aircross, which is notably cheaper than its hybrid counterpart, signaling a potential turning point for EV affordability. less
James May Talks EVs | Electric Cars, Chargers & Gin!
James May offers a nuanced perspective on electric vehicles, diverging from Jeremy Clarkson's outright dismissal. May acknowledges EVs as utilita... morerian appliances, much like traditional cars, but emphasizes the enthusiast's duty to engage with future automotive technology. He highlights the inherent advantages of electric motors—low maintenance, quiet operation, and cleanliness—while recognizing battery technology as the primary hurdle, a challenge that can only be overcome through adoption and development. May shares his personal experience as a decade-long EV user, having owned a Tesla Model S, BMW i3s, and Toyota Mirai, and currently drives a Tesla Model 3 Highland as his regular vehicle. He expresses skepticism about the scalability of synthetic fuels for widespread use but sees their value for classic cars. May advocates for more accessible EVs, like the Dacia Spring, suggesting that moderate range, lower prices, and faster charging are more crucial for mass adoption than extreme performance or excessive range, which he attributes to charging anxiety rather than genuine need. He also touches upon electric aviation, noting its potential but current limitations due to battery weight. less
Hyundai Ioniq 6: The Marmite Of Electric Cars – Love It Or Hate It?
The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is presented as a polarizing electric vehicle, with its design being the primary point of contention. The reviewer finds the front... more styling divisive, likening it to an 'angry robotic lizard,' and is particularly critical of the rear design, calling it 'not a fan.' The car's aerodynamic shape, inspired by a Scarab beetle, is noted, as are the large 20-inch alloys and the unique 'lizard eye' headlights. Inside, the reviewer highlights a clean and accessible dashboard, praising the integrated displays and paddle shifters for regen braking. However, significant drawbacks are identified: the seats are deemed uncomfortable and ill-suited for broader shoulders, leading to a 'crooked neck,' and the driving position is compromised by a low armrest. The placement of window buttons in the center is also questioned. Practicality is limited, with the boot not being family-friendly and storage cubbies being narrow. On the positive side, the car offers excellent charging capabilities (10-80% in 18 minutes with a 350kW charger) and impressive one-pedal driving. The reviewer concludes that the Ioniq 6 is best suited as a commuter car, excelling in motorway driving with its effective driver assistance functions, but its polarizing design and seating comfort issues make it a 'Marmite' car – loved or hated. less
Your EV Questions Answered
This episode of the Everything EV Podcast tackles crucial questions regarding EV adoption in the UK. The hosts address concerns about charging infrast... moreructure, concluding that while it's improving significantly, especially on main routes, it's not yet universally ready for everyone. They highlight the importance of planning journeys using apps like Zap-Map and suggest incremental charging stops rather than full charges to optimize time. Regarding ownership costs, the podcast emphasizes that EVs are generally cheaper to run than petrol cars, particularly when charging at home on overnight tariffs (around 2.5p per mile compared to 16p for petrol). However, they caution that relying solely on public ultra-rapid chargers can make EVs more expensive to fuel than petrol equivalents. The discussion also touches on the lack of government incentives for new EVs in the UK, contrasting it with more generous schemes in other European countries. Scotland offers a notable exception with interest-free loans for used EVs. The hosts suggest that smaller, lighter cars like the Jeep Avenger, Kia, and Hyundai models, along with Tesla (due to its Supercharger network), offer the best value for efficiency and running costs. They also note that the removal of fuel duty could indirectly incentivize EV adoption by making ICE cars more expensive. less
Debunking Myths: Challenging Harry Metcalfe on EV Costs and ZEV Mandates Claims
This clip from the Everything EV podcast critically examines claims made by automotive expert Harry Metcalfe regarding EV costs and the ZEV mandate. T... morehe hosts acknowledge Metcalfe's expertise but argue he uses inaccurate statistics and flawed reasoning to support his points. Key criticisms include misrepresenting the 2030 ZEV mandate targets, arbitrarily stripping Tesla from EV sales figures, and incorrectly stating that EV technology is not ready for long journeys. The podcast hosts counter these points with real-world examples, such as a 2,000-mile trip in an EV9 and the longevity of EV batteries demonstrated by a high-mileage rally car. While agreeing that public charging costs are high, they dispute Metcalfe's calculation of equivalent petrol costs, citing more realistic efficiency figures and the availability of subscription discounts. The discussion also touches on market share predictions, with the hosts believing the UK can exceed 30% EV adoption, contrary to Metcalfe's interpretation of Akio Toyoda's global outlook. The podcast concludes by questioning Metcalfe's prediction that hybrids will dominate the market, emphasizing the finite nature of fossil fuels. less
Revolutionizing EVs: Exclusive Interview with BEDEO’s Osman Boyner
This interview with Osman Boyner, CEO of BEDEO, offers a deep dive into the company's evolution and its pioneering role in electric vehicle techn... moreology, particularly in-wheel motor systems. Boyner, an electrical engineer by training, traces BEDEO's journey from early battery investments to its current focus on EV powertrains and aftermarket conversions. The company's strategy of converting new light commercial vehicles and, more recently, older iconic vehicles like the Land Rover Defender (under the 'Reborn Electric' initiative) is highlighted. A key takeaway is the potential of in-wheel motor technology to revolutionize EV design by freeing up space, improving efficiency, and offering a more logical approach to electric propulsion compared to traditional ICE-derived architectures. While acknowledging challenges like economies of scale and OEM adoption cycles, Boyner expresses strong confidence in the inevitable widespread adoption of in-wheel motors, especially for vehicles designed from the ground up around this technology. He also touches upon the fluctuating EV market, government incentives, and the bureaucracy that can hinder industry growth, particularly in the UK. less
Reviving the Classic Moke: Exclusive Interview with Moke International on Their Electric Journey
This episode of the Everything EV Podcast features an exclusive interview with Moke International, detailing the revival and electrification of the ic... moreonic Moke. The brand, with roots tracing back to the 1960s as a military utility vehicle, has been meticulously re-engineered for modern roads and has now transitioned to 100% electric power. Moke International emphasizes its commitment to sustainability, utilizing marine-grade, washable materials and partnering with the Blue Marine Foundation to protect oceans. The electric Moke offers a range of 45-80 miles (54 miles WLTP) with a top speed of 50 mph, making it ideal for its target use cases in coastal and resort areas. Production has returned to the UK, with plans to significantly ramp up from 500 to 5,000 vehicles annually. The brand positions itself as a fun, customizable, luxury item, akin to a 'Gucci handbag,' aiming to put a smile on owners' faces while staying true to its heritage. less
Breaking Records and Charging Ahead | Everything EV Podcast
This episode of the Everything EV podcast features an in-depth discussion on the latest industry news and trends. A significant highlight is Kevin Boo... moreker's record-breaking 569.64-mile journey on a single charge in a Ford Mustang Mach-E, demonstrating impressive EV range capabilities. The hosts also delve into July's car registration data, noting a 43% share for electrified vehicles, though fleet sales continue to dominate over private purchases. Strategies to boost private sales, such as price reductions by manufacturers like Volvo and Fiat, are explored, alongside concerns about potential spec reductions in entry-level models. The podcast touches upon global developments, including a new alliance between Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi to focus on EVs and software-defined vehicles. Additionally, advancements in charging technology, like XPeng's 800kW charger, and policy shifts in the US, notably Donald Trump's endorsement of EVs following Elon Musk's support, are discussed. Formula E's challenges with Gen 4 rules and driver line-ups, as well as infrastructure growth and disparities across the UK, are also covered. less
Electric Planes, Boats, Trucks & More! Everything EV Podcast
This episode of the Everything EV podcast covers a broad spectrum of electric mobility beyond cars, including aviation, maritime, and heavy goods tran... moresport. The hosts discuss advancements in eVTOL aircraft from companies like Wisk Aero and Joby Aviation, highlighting the US's dominance in aerospace. The maritime sector sees coverage of luxury hybrid yachts and accessible electric outboard motors, alongside discussions on low-emission zones at sea and the hybrid nature of naval vessels. The podcast also touches on electric boat racing, the E1 Series, and the ongoing debate between hydrogen and battery-electric solutions for heavy goods vehicles, with Toyota favoring hydrogen and Mercedes/Volvo exploring electric options. Market trends, including the impact of grants on EV adoption and pricing strategies for new models like the Kia EV3, are analyzed. The episode concludes with previews of upcoming vehicles like the Audi A6 e-tron and potential Ford EV nameplates, alongside a unique 'divorce guarantee' promotion for the Renault Scenic. less
London Formula E Finale, Evtols at Farnborough, & Xiaomi's New Ev | The Everything Ev Podcast
The Everything EV Podcast covers a wide array of EV news, starting with the Formula E London finale where Pascal Wehrlein secured the championship. Th... moree hosts discuss the unique indoor setting of the Excel London circuit and the fan experience, noting the challenges for drivers with the 'attack mode' system. The discussion then shifts to the Farnborough Airshow, highlighting the presence of eVTOLs but a surprising lack of Chinese manufacturers in the aerospace sector, contrasting with their dominance in EVs. A significant portion is dedicated to the EU's new tariffs on Chinese EVs and the potential for retaliation, with European manufacturers expressing concerns. The podcast also explores a UK proposal for a subsidized EV leasing scheme to combat poverty, though practical charging challenges for those in social housing are raised. Finally, the review delves into the new, more affordable Nissan Ariya 'Engage' model, noting its compromises like the smaller battery and loss of creature comforts, but acknowledging its competitive sub-£40,000 price point. The episode concludes with a look at the upcoming Nissan models to be built in Sunderland and an interview with Formula E's VP of Sustainability, Julia Palle, detailing their 'no trace' and social impact initiatives. less
Lotus Evija Crash, Labour 2030 Net Zero & David Richards CBE | Everything EV Podcast
This episode of the Everything EV Podcast dives into the UK's political landscape concerning EVs, the latest from the Goodwood Festival of Speed,... more and an insightful interview with David Richards CBE. The hosts discuss the Labour party's potential to accelerate the 2030 petrol/diesel car ban, noting that while the headline is significant, the real-world impact might be less dramatic due to existing ZEV mandates. They highlight the ongoing issue of charging infrastructure disparities, particularly the VAT on public charging, which remains unaddressed. A significant portion covers the Goodwood Festival of Speed, noting the strong presence of Chinese EV brands and the unfortunate crash of the Lotus Evija within seconds of its hill climb attempt due to driver error with traction control. The interview with David Richards offers a comprehensive view on the future of EVs in motorsport, emphasizing the need for sustainability through electric and alternative fuels, and the role of motorsport in promoting new technologies. Richards also touches upon the growth of women in motorsport and the challenges faced by the industry, advocating for greater accessibility and technological integration. less
Smart #1 Brabus! Who Is It For?
Ben from EV Powered explores the Smart #1 Brabus, a performance-oriented compact EV. He highlights its aggressive exterior styling, noting some aesthe... moretic elements like the front inserts lack functional purpose. The interior is praised for its minimalist design, comfortable Alcantara and leather seats, and a truly magnificent Beats sound system. However, the infotainment system is criticized for being overly busy and difficult to navigate, especially while driving. The rear seats offer good space and comfort, enhanced by a panoramic sunroof. Driving dynamics are a strong point, with the Brabus trim delivering ballistic acceleration (420 bhp) and a planted, 'on rails' feel, especially in Sport or Brabus modes. The reviewer found the car surprisingly efficient, achieving 86% battery after several hours of mixed driving. A unique 'deodorization' feature is also noted. Ultimately, the Smart #1 Brabus is positioned for tech-savvy performance enthusiasts who want a special daily driver with exhilarating speed when needed, though its complex infotainment and sometimes confusing nature might not appeal to all. less
Nissan Ariya E-4ORCE Evolve+: The Ultimate Family SUV?
The Nissan Ariya e-4ORCE Evolve+ is presented as a potential ultimate family SUV, with the reviewer highlighting its strengths primarily on the motorw... moreay. The interior is praised for its luxurious feel, premium materials like Nappa leather and suede, ventilated seats, and spaciousness, making it ideal for long journeys and families. However, the exterior design elicits a mixed reaction from the reviewer. A significant point of contention is the car's control interface, with a perceived inconsistency between haptic buttons, touchscreens, and physical buttons, leading to occasional uncertainty while driving. The reviewer also notes a peculiar "kangaroo" effect with the e-Pedal mode, suggesting it can be jarring. Despite these criticisms, the Ariya e-4ORCE Evolve+ excels as a comfortable, smooth, and quiet motorway cruiser, with its advanced driver-assistance systems performing well in this environment. The reviewer concludes that while the exterior design is a personal point of contention, the interior comfort and driving experience, particularly on longer journeys, make it a compelling option for families. less
David Richards CBE on the Future of Electric Motorsport
David Richards CBE, Chairman of Prodrive and Motorsport UK, discusses the evolving landscape of electric motorsport. He emphasizes that while electric... more vehicles are a significant part of the future, they will coexist with internal combustion engines, particularly those running on sustainable fuels. Richards highlights motorsport's historical role in promoting new technologies and advocates for a return to this focus, moving beyond pure entertainment value. He notes that Formula E is effectively showcasing electric performance, and technology transfer to road cars is happening, albeit often subtly. Richards also addresses sustainability initiatives within Motorsport UK and Prodrive, including solar power and environmental accreditations. He touches upon the need for greater female participation in motorsport and the challenges of promoting the sport to a wider audience, especially in light of economic pressures. Ultimately, Richards expresses optimism for motorsport's future, provided it embraces new technologies and remains environmentally conscious. less
The EV Powered Awards 2024
The EV Powered Awards 2024 celebrated a diverse range of electric vehicles and companies across various categories. The event highlighted significant ... moreachievements in city cars (Citroen Ami), small cars (MG4 EV), family cars (Tesla Model 3), premium electric cars (Mercedes EQS), and electric SUVs (Kia Niro EV). Notable winners also included Mo for the 'Bundle of Fun' award, BYD for 'EV Challenger Brand of the Year', and VW ID. Buzz Cargo for 'Best Commercial Electric Vehicle'. The awards also recognized innovation with the Fisker Ocean winning the 'EV Innovation Award' for its solar roof, and Tesla's Supercharging network for 'Best Charging Network'. Alejandro Agag received the 'EV Powered Spark Award' for his contributions to electric racing through Formula E and Extreme E. The ceremony underscored the rapid advancements and growing diversity within the electric vehicle sector. less
Fastned: #1 EV Charging Network of 2023
This episode of the Everything EV Podcast features an insightful interview with Tom Hurst, UK Lead for FastNed, a leading ultra-rapid EV charging netw... moreork. The discussion highlights FastNed's journey from its founding in 2012 to its current status as the top-rated charging network in the UK according to Zap-Map. Hurst emphasizes FastNed's commitment to providing a superior customer experience through visible, future-proofed charging hubs with canopies, reliable chargers, and convenient payment options like contactless and autocharge. He also stresses the company's dedication to sustainability, operating solely on renewable energy. While acknowledging the challenges of rising energy prices, FastNed maintains a competitive rate of 73 pence per kilowatt-hour in the UK, focusing on delivering value through speed and reliability. The company plans significant expansion in the UK, aiming to match the service levels seen in the Netherlands, and is committed to accelerating the transition to sustainable mobility. less