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Electric car charging mega test: do EVs really charge as quickly as they say?

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By Chris Rosamond Verified, Tom Jervis, BYD Seal
| buff.ly
Charging is probably the most contentious aspect of electric motoring. When you hook up your electric car to an ultra-rapid and powerful DC charger, why doesn’t it consistently hit the peak rate advertised? And why are many motorists waiting more than the promised 30 minutes to refuel their battery from 20 to 80 per cent? Many assume that the charger is to blame for causing the reduced rates, not the car. Gridserve – a major chargepoint operator – vows that’s not the case.
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Hydrogen filling stations needed as UK urged to follow Europe’s lead

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By Chris Rosamond Verified
| buff.ly
The UK Government must support the development of a European-style Hydrogen filling station network and give drivers a genuine alternative to battery-powered EVs, say car makers frustrated by a lack of progress in the development of hydrogen fuelling options. Speaking at a ‘Hydrogen Summit’ organised by BMW on 6 June, David Wong, the head of technology and innovation at the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, said the UK requires the same sort of policy ambition as the EC.
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6 big design trends shaping cars of today and tomorrow

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By Chris Rosamond Verified
| Automotive Daily
But as in the fashion industry, the very best ideas can soon become a trend. It’s a cyclic business, but there are often times when a stance or a styling feature turns up on multiple vehicles. It’s a fine line for designers to walk, because no manufacturer wants its cars to look dated if they don’t keep up with the movement of the moment. Equally, no one will just follow the herd, because there’s always a risk that as it gathers pace, cars end up looking too similar.
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