THE WHICHEV VIEW: Nissan’s electric nanocars will arrive this autumn
By WhichEV Nissan has announced a new partnership with Acciona’s car manufacturer Silence, a European leader in electric micro-mobility vehicles. This collaboration will see Nissan become the UK distributor for Silence’s product range, which includes the Silence S04 nanocar and electric motorcycles, starting from October 2024. This move follows the vehicles’ successful launches in France, Italy, and Germany. […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Humax expands into global EV charger market
By WhichEV Humax, a well-established mobility platform provider, has announced its entrance into the global market for commercial electric vehicle (EV) chargers. This strategic move follows the company’s recent foray into the home EV charger sector. Leveraging its extensive experience as a charging point operator in South Korea, Humax is poised to meet the growing demand […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: McLaren calls for EV supply chain investment
By WhichEV McLaren Automotive’s CEO, Michael Leiters, has highlighted a pressing opportunity for the UK to establish itself as a pioneer in the electric supercar market through strategic investments in the domestic supply chain. In a recent statement, Leiters emphasised the necessity for the upcoming UK Government to formulate and implement a comprehensive strategy aimed […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: We’re quickly moving to a electric transportation economy in a single generation
The journey of electric vehicles (EVs) from fringe to forefront, mirrors another technological leap that transformed daily life: the rise of personal computing. Just as early PCs evolved rapidly from luxury items to household essentials, electric vehicles are cruising down a similar road, propelled by pivotal innovations and shifting market dynamics. WhichEV takes a look […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Far Eastern influx signals increased EV affordability in 2025
By WhichEV Kia Motors has officially unveiled the Kia EV3, its latest addition to the electric vehicle market. This new compact EV SUV is poised to redefine the sector with its combination of state-of-the-art technology, bold design, and leading-edge features, aimed at making sustainable mobility more accessible. Kia plans to launch the EV3 first in […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Where does the US-China EV trade war leave UK buyers?
By WhichEV Around 60% of the electric cars produced in the world come from China. Until recently, most were sold internally, to drivers in China – but the Chinese know that they have a ‘winning offer’ and are looking to expand globally over the next 10 years. Unable to compete on a price-innovation-quality basis, the […]
THE WHICH EV VIEW: Top 10 Budget Bargains
By WhichEV In the ever-evolving landscape of electric vehicles (EVs), finding the right balance between cost and technology is crucial for consumers looking to make the switch from traditional petrol or diesel cars. This month, amidst a dynamic shift in the EV market, notable price adjustments by leading manufacturers have unveiled some remarkable opportunities for […]
Tesla introduces new pricing structure for Supercharger network
By WhichEV Tesla has revised its pricing structure for its Supercharger network in the UK, introducing a new membership model that offers lower charging rates for all electric vehicle (EV) owners. The company confirmed that as of April 13th, it moved to a membership-based system, where Tesla owners are enrolled automatically. Having lost ground to […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: UK car market sees notable growth according to the SMMT
By WhichEV The UK’s new car market recorded a significant upturn, marking its 20th consecutive month of growth, with new car registrations climbing by 10.4%. This surge resulted in 317,786 new cars being registered, all sporting the new ’24’ numberplate, indicating the strongest March since 2019. However, this achievement still trails behind the pre-pandemic figures […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Humax is about to make the EV charger market a lot more competitive
All markets go through a similar cycle: One (or more!) smart folks come up with an invention, innovation explodes and some ‘early leaders’ are established, then smaller companies combine or change industries. Meanwhile, major companies (with lots of similar/relevant experience), tend to come in a little later – but rapidly build a much larger presence. […]
