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JLR plugs into sustainability with largest charging facility


Jaguar Land Rover has installed 166 smart charging outlets for electric vehicles at its engineering centre in Gaydon, making it the largest single installation of its kind in the UK. The outlets are for use by


employees to encourage uptake of electric vehicles , due to research showing that 40 per cent of electric car charging in Europe takes place at work. Charging points will also be


installed in the visitors’ car park, so guests can take advantage of convenient fast charging. The 7kW AC smart charging


stations, supplied by NewMotion (a Shell company), can add 22 miles of range to an all –electric Jaguar I- PACE every hour and 176 miles in total during an eight-hour day. Jaguar Land Rover sources 100


per cent renewable electricity – generated from natural resources – for its UK facilities, which will be used to power the infrastructure, providing carbon-free commuting to employees. Mick Cameron, head of e-


Mobility at Jaguar Land Rover, said:


“Every new Jaguar and Land Rover model line will be electrified from 2020, giving our customers even more choice. We have already introduced a portfolio of electrified products across our model ranges, including fully electric (BEV), plug- in hybrid (PHEV) and mild hybrid (MHEV) vehicles. “We hope that by providing a


network of electric charging points


to staff and visitors at our Gaydon engineering centre we can help encourage the uptake of alternative fuels among our employees. “We believe the new charging


points will help our employees to tread lightly on their daily commute.” Currently 75 per cent of EV users


are unable to charge their cars at work in the UK.


A Jaguar Land Rover vehicle at a charging point


Sector Focus


National Express take over services


National Express West Midlands has taken over the operation of several bus services in Birmingham and Solihull. The services were previously


provided by iGo buses. The services now operated by


National Express West Midlands include the 10 to Quinton, a variant which goes via the QE Hospital, the 36 (Sparkhill – Heartlands Hospital), the 88 from Shirley to Shard End, and the A12 from Acocks Green to Solihull. Nick Vane, commercial director


of National Express West Midlands, said: “We are pleased to announce that, National Express has taken over the operation of several bus services that were formerly run by iGo buses. All timetables will remain the same. “National Express West Midlands


is now operating Birmingham routes including the 10, 10H, 10S, 36, 99 and the A12. It is also operating the 208 between Merry Hill and Dudley until 20th April. “We have worked hard to mobilise these services at short notice to ensure that local communities do not lose their vital bus connections to key destinations.”.


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