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The report says more investment in charging infrastructure is needed to enable smoother EV transition for fleet operators and individual consumers. Image: © Su Wei/Dreamstime

Arcadis has published a new global report that assesses the current situation in rollouts of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

UK fuel and electric vehicle payment company Allstar Business Solutions has started a strategic partnership with rapid and ultra-rapid charge point network MFG (Motor Fuel Group). 
 
Allstar says the alliance boosts its network by an additional 40 ultra-rapid EV charging hubs, taking its overall network to more than 8,600 charge points across more than 3,100 locations. 

Aviva is to invest up to £110m in the UK-based electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure specialist Connected Kerb.

Connected Kerb says that the multi-million-pound investment into UK public charging infrastructure - made through Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of insurer Aviva - will be critical to delivering the Government’s plan of installing more than 300,000 chargers by 2030. 

Connected Kerb adds that the investment will support its plans of delivering 190,000 on-street EV chargers by 2030.