Government Spending Review Lacks Clarity on EV Market Support

Spending review assessed: what it means for automotive

The automotive industry has responded to the government’s spending review, which offered support for electric vehicles, apprenticeships, and road infrastructure. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced £1.4bn to drive EV uptake and […] The post Spending review assessed: what it means for automotive first appeared on Bodyshop Magazine.

UK Government spending review sees £1.4bn allocated to nationwide EV adoption

The UK government has allocated £1.4bn to support the adoption of electric vehicles across the country, as part of its most recent spending review delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The £1.4bn is part of the government’s £2.6bn Clean Energy drive, which will be spent up until 2030. The funds will be used to support the UK’s continued uptake of all-electric cars, vans, and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). In line with its ambitions to have the UK…

Government Spending Review lacks clarity on EV market support

The Government’s Spending Review has earmarked £1.4bn to support the continued uptake of EVs, but hasn’t given enough detail on how this money will be deployed.

New Zemo report highlights policies needed to accelerate UK transport decarbonisation

Zemo Partnership has today launched a new report describing the policies needed to accelerate the UK’s transition to net zero transport. The report is launched alongside a Zemo-convened Parliamentary Roundtable event in Westminster where cross-party MPs and Lords (including members of both Transport and Business and Trade Committees) will discuss the report’s recommendations. The project: Decarbonising UK Road Transport: Map of Missing Policies …

Spending Review allocates £1.4bn to promote uptake of electric vehicles

The G The Government Spending Review delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves today has allocated £15.6bn between 2027 and 2031 for transport projects in English city regions outside London. On electric vehicles, as part of its Clean Energy mission, it has committed £2.6bn over Phase 2 to decarbonise transport. This includes £1.4bn to support continued uptake of electric vehicles, including vans and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). There is also £400m …

Spending Review: Chancellor commits £2.6bn to decarbonise transport

The £2.6bn includes £1.4bn to support the continued uptake of electric vehicles, including zero-emission vans and heavy goods vehicles.