electric taxis
Companies set to benefit include Ford Technologies, BMW Motorsport, Jaguar Land Rover and the London Electric Vehicle Company, manufacturer of electric taxis
Air Quality Grant will finance innovative projects that encourage cleaner transport and reduce harmful emissions outside schools
A total of 10 taxis will be fitted with wireless charging hardware for taxi rank-based charging, with the city council providing the vehicles to drivers rent free
A further 10 chargers are due to be installed to be used by zero-emission capable taxis and small freight vehicles
Charging plates will be installed in areas where taxis are parked
The city council has launched the ‘Go Electric Taxi’ scheme, which is funded by the Office of Low Emission Vehicles
Transport for London has worked with suppliers over the last six months to install 100 rapid charge points
Black cabs in London are to get a green makeover after the London Taxi Company unveiled the new electric design. It comes as the firm has rebranded as the London EV Company (LEVC) to export its new green model called electric TX, which is expected to run on battery for around 70 miles before switching […]
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