E30 report names innovators with an impact on e-mobility

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“With one in four households planning to buy an electric car in the next five years, Britain’s EV scene is changing fast,” said David Mitchell, Managing Sirector at Futurice UK. Rapid-charging hubs, subscription models and emerging fleet tech are just some of the areas where we’re seeing huge momentum ahead of the 2030 diesel and petrol ban.” The E30 ranks e-mobility companies based in or operating in the UK against three key factors: • Ambition and potential – level of commitment to an electric future. In second place in the rundown of Futurice E30 contenders is Octopus Energy and its “one-tap access” Electric Juice Network: a unified payment system that brings together different operators across more than 180,000 charging points in over 40 countries. Similarly, Zap-Map, a platform that has mapped 95% of public points on the UK’s charging network, is also making waves, as is Onto, the popular Netflix-style subscription service that allows drivers an affordable preview of the EV lifestyle with just one month’s commitment. It’s exciting to see these architects of a post-fossil fuel market make their mark.” To download and read the E30 report, with insight from industry insiders including Aceleron’s Amrit Chandan, Onto’s Rob Jolly and more, follow this link.

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