Compared with vehicles that use an internal combustion engine, EVs are much quieter.

This article explores the details surrounding AVAS devices.

EconetiQ are on a mission to build a dependable EV charging network in the UK, participating in the country’s growing EV market, and we believe in staying vigilant for any measures that can be taken to make this mission safer for everyone involved.

EconetiQ are delighted to partner with the 100 Billion Trees Project.

In this series of articles, named Shockingly Wrong, we delve into world of myths surrounding electric vehicles (EVs).

In this article, part 5, we challange the belief ‘there are no EV models to choose from’. Read on to find out if this is the case.

In this series, named Our People, we delve into conversation with individual team members that make up the wonderful econetiQ.

Our first interview is with Richard Clarke, Director and Co Founder of econetiQ. A family man with a keen eye for making the world that his five children will grow up in a better place.

Read on to find out more…

In this series of articles, named Shockingly Wrong, we delve into world of myths surrounding electric vehicles (EVs).

In this article, part 4, we address the question: Do EV batteries end up in landfill? Read on to find out if so…

In this series of articles, named Shockingly Wrong, we delve into world of myths surrounding electric vehicles (EVs).

In this article, part 3, we address the question: can you drive your EV in the rain? Read on to find out if you can…

In this series of articles, named Shockingly Wrong, we delve into world of myths surrounding electric vehicles.

In this article, part 2, we address the myth: electric vehicles do not have the range to be viable. Is this true? Read on for more insight…

September 10th, econetiQ embarked on a beach clean with Plastic Free North Devon.

Special thanks to Plastic Free North Devon for organizing and Swansea Environment Centre for supporting our youngest volunteers through the provision of litter pickers and litter picking hoops.

In this initial article, we delve into the multifaceted aspects of the formation and dissemination of myths. Misinformation surrounding the electric vehicle (EV) industry is pervasive, prompting us at econetiQ to ponder, “How did this come to be?”

In this series opener, our goal is to question how these prevalent EV tales originate and spread. Following this article, we’ll journey into the labyrinthine realm of EV myths. We invite you to embark on this expedition with us!

The EV (electric vehicle) industry is growing rapidly across borders, and it is refreshing to see the efforts made to see electric vehicles expand beyond the obvious yet important application of cars. Reaching net zero requires deep and rapid reductions in emissions of CO2 globally; switching all vehicles to electric offers a huge opportunity to provide the gear change we need for our environment. Knowledge is best when it is shared… in this article, we look at our favourite implementations of EV technology in 5 countries within Europe.

Unbeknownst to many, it is possible to charge an EV (electric vehicle) without the use of plugs, stations, sockets, or cables. econetiQ digs a little deeper, to look at the benefits and also shortcomings of this futuristic type of charging…

The ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) has been around in London since 2019. It is a scheme to improve the air quality in the city by lowering the number of vehicles present that do not meet emission standards. As the forerunner for Clean Air Zones (CAZ) introduced in other major cities around the UK, and Low Emission Zones (LEZ) in Scotland; the plans pave the way for a healthier, carbon free future in our cities.