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The UK s largest free electric car charging network - installed across hundreds of Tesco stores - has now provided users with more than 10million miles of carbon-neutral motoring, new figures have revealed.
The supermarket giant, in partnership with Volkswagen and Pod Point, has been installing free charging points at 600 of its supermarkets across the UK.
And it has now been revealed that the partnership has provided its 500,000th free top-up.
According to the figures, this is equal to three million kWh of electricity - enough to power an electric Volkswagen ID.4 SUV for around 10.4 million miles.
The UK s largest free electric car charging network, installed at hundreds of Tesco stores (pictured), has provided shoppers with more than 10million miles of carbon-neutral motoring, new figures have revealed
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Currently just one company has the contract to provide charging provision along the motorway network. The move is aimed at updating the existing infrastructure and optimising reliability and the predictability of longer journeys for EV drivers.
Speaking exclusively to Electrifying.com, the Transport Minister Rachel Maclean said new chargers would arrive before 2023, with at least six at each service area on motorways and legal powers used to ensure they were reliable and accessible.
In an interview with Electrifying.com’s founder Ginny Buckley, Maclean answered questions set by the website’s readers on topics ranging from disabled access to charging points to how the public can access government funds for infrastructure.
Got a 'polluting' car? Then you could be eligible for £3,000 in return for your vehicle. The trial scheme is launching in Coventry but could extend to the rest of the UK in order to try and lower the UK’s carbon emissions and tackle climate change. According to The Times, it hopes to target diesel cars built before 2016 and petrol models made before 2006.