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Chinese electric vans take centre stage at IAA Hannover
The IAA Hannover Transportation Show is a huge event in the commercial vehicle calendar, with all of the major van and truck makers showing off their latest launches. Among the unveilings from big brands like Ford, Renault and Stellantis were a series of reveals from lesser-known Chinese brands. Just as in the electric car market, these are set to shake up the status quo with keen prices and interesting tech. Here are the most interesting we spotted.
Solar for free? How the savings could pay for your panels
If you have a car, then the idea of being able to fuel it for free is going to seem very attractive, especially with petrol prices at the current highs. Even electric car drivers will love the idea of being able to top up their battery for zero cost. Thousands of drivers are already doing this by using solar panels on their home, but there is a reason that not all of us have them – the up-front cost of the installation.
Pavement charging gulleys – how can I get one?
If you live in one of the six million homes in the UK which doesn’t have off street parking, there is still a way you can have an EV and avoid the high costs of public chargers. There is no need to look jealously at the energy prices available to drivers who can home charge, or consider paving over your lawn to try and cram a car in front of your house – because you could plug in to your domestic supply while your car is on the road. But it’s not easy.
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