Vital EV will support Company Car in Action 2022 as the event’s Official Charging Partner.
The company’s rental fleet of 40kW Kempower T-Series mobile EV Chargers will provide charging for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles taking part in the event.
Taking place at Millbrook Proving Ground, in Bedfordshire, on June 15-16, fleet decision makers are able to test drive the latest cars and vans, unaccompanied, from a number of key fleet brands.
More than 150 BEVs and PHEVs are expected to be available to drive at CCIA 2022, including the Ford E-Transit, MG ZS EV, Suzuki Across and Volvo C40.
Vital EV’s chargers provide up to 40kW of rapid DC charge, allowing more vehicles to be charged in shorter time frames. With a weatherproof and lightweight design, the chargers are also easily manoeuvrable making them the ideal solution for event EV charging.
The T-Series chargers benefit from Kempower’s advanced over-the-air (OTA) software which allows both event organisers and the exhibitors to remotely monitor charging times and state of charge of each vehicle.
“We are hugely proud to be the Official Charging Partner of such a widely-regarded event as Company Car in Action”, explained Liam Campbell, marketing manager at Vital EV.
“As a company that works hard to develop tailor-made solutions for businesses looking to electrify their fleets, CCIA is the perfect opportunity for us to demonstrate both the capability and practicality of our bespoke rapid DC chargers to fleet managers.”
Register your interest in attending CCIA 2022.
> Interested in comparing electric vehicle data? Check out our EV tool.
> Interested in ensuring the efficient use of EVs. Check out our dedicated editorial sections: Insight & policy | EV news | Charging & infrastructure | Costs & incentives | Benefit-in-kind | EV case studies | EV road tests
More articles on:
In this report
How to excel in the new landscape of fleet management
Why the current fleet manager should be mentoring their replacement
Managing a fleet means having a clear understanding of business objectives
How to persuade employees to quit their cars and switch to other transport
Everybody is talking about SDVs and how they could have major fleet benefits.
Read now
Matt has been an automotive journalist for eight years. As senior staff writer he is responsible for the automotive content on Fleet News and also contributes to Automotive Management. Prior to this, Matt worked in the automotive industry for 10 years.
Login to comment
Comments
No comments have been made yet.