ChargePoint, Symbio FCell, Lex Autolease, Europcar, Adelaide.
New express station from ChargePoint: The low-cost Express 100 DC charger was designed for businesses that want to offer charging to customers. The 24 kW station is for now only available with the SAE J1772 combo plug, but ChargePoint says, it wants to launch a CHAdeMO version later this year.
insideevs.com, greencarreports.com
Symbio expects sales to soar: Fuel-cell system provider Symbio FCell predicts that it will deliver 1,000 electric Renault Kangoo with fuel-cell range extenders (Kangoo ZE-H2) next year. So far, more than 50 units have been delivered, with 200 expected for the full year.
greencarcongress.com
Celebrating a milestone: British Lex Autolease says it has delivered its 2,000th plug-in electric vehicle. Lex Autolease claims to be responsible for around 7% of plug-ins on UK roads, which is believed to be the largest fleet of its kind in the country.
fleetnews.co.uk, evfleetworld.co.uk
Europcar adds new EVs to offering: The company launched a new EV service featuring Nissan Leafs in Birmingham City. The car hire service is committed to electrify five percent of its British fleet by 2020.
breakingtravelnews.com, sourcewire.com
Australian city offers incentives: Adelaide City now offers businesses, residents, schools and community groups up to 5,000 dollars for installing solar panels and energy storage. Installing a charging station for electric cars will get them up to 500 dollars. It is the first place in Australia to offer these kinds of subsidies.
moneymorning.com.au, energymatters.com.au
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