Now the dust has started to settle after the Autumn Budget 2025, two clear headlines have emerged for electric vehicle drivers and organisations that host charging infrastructure: EVs are moving into the mainstream of road taxation, and investment is still flowing into the systems that keep them running. Now the dust has started to settle after the Autumn Budget 2025, two clear headlines have emerged for electric vehicle drivers and organisations that host char

Brake, the road safety charity’s Road Safety Week always sparks conversations about safer driving. It typically concentrates on behaviour behind the wheel, speed, distraction, and visibility. All these factors matter, but there is another element that is often overlooked. The places where people stop during their journeys can influence how safely they continue driving afterwards. 

If you’re a hospitality business, landowner or operator in a remote or rural corner of Scotland, there’s a major funding opportunity you should have on your radar…and fast. The Scottish Government has launched the Rural & Island Infrastructure Fund to support the installation of publicly accessible EV charging points in underserved areas, but the window to benefit from this is closing soon, and we’re here to help you unlock it.

September 2025 set a new record for battery electric vehicle (BEV) registrations in the UK. According to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), 72,779 new BEVs were registered last month alone, which is a 29.1% year-on-year increase, making it the highest ever monthly volume.

Staying at a hotel should be relaxing. But if you drive an EV, there is a new social minefield to navigate: the charging bay. Much like the hotel breakfast buffet, it is all about sharing, being polite and avoiding that awkward moment when someone else catches you out.

Go Zero, the UK’s specialist in EV charging for hotels and leisure destinations, has announced a major step forward in its mission to make destination charging the norm across the UK. Following the successful securing of a £100 million debt financing facility, Go Zero has partnered with Rolec to deliver scalable, guest-friendly charging infrastructure.