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HEVRA Applauds £63 Million Boost For Britain’s EV Transition

The Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Alliance (HEVRA) welcomes the UK Government’s announcement of a £63 million investment in EV charging infrastructure. This significant funding is a vital step towards removing barriers to electric vehicle ownership, making electric vehicles more accessible to drivers across the UK.


Craig Scragg, Head of Business at HEVRA, said: “This is a pivotal moment for the UK’s electric vehicle revolution. It aligns with our mission to promote the adoption and integration of hybrid and electric vehicles. We believe that the expansion of EV infrastructure is crucial, not only for consumers but also for businesses looking to transition to sustainable transport solutions.”


The Government’s commitment to supporting the electric vehicle market is vital for the UK’s economic recovery and demonstrates its dedication to a sustainable future. HEVRA stands ready to support these initiatives and contribute to the shared goal of a greener, more sustainable transportation system.


Scragg concluded: “We are committed to supporting this transition through collaboration with industry stakeholders, policymakers and the public."


"Our ongoing projects aim to educate consumers about the benefits of hybrid and electric vehicles and we are actively working to facilitate partnerships that will drive innovation and investment in the EV sector.”

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Jul 28, 2025
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The Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Alliance (HEVRA) welcomes the UK Government’s announcement of a £63 million investment in EV charging infrastructure. This significant funding is a vital step towards removing barriers to electric vehicle ownership, making electric vehicles more accessible to drivers across the UK.


Craig Scragg, Head of Business at HEVRA, said: “This is a pivotal moment for the UK’s electric vehicle revolution. It aligns with our mission to promote the adoption and integration of hybrid and electric vehicles. We believe that the expansion of EV infrastructure is crucial, not only for consumers but also for businesses looking to transition to sustainable transport solutions.”


The Government’s commitment to supporting the electric vehicle market is vital for the UK’s economic recovery and demonstrates its dedication to a sustainable future. HEVRA stands ready to support these initiatives and contribute to the shared goal of a greener, more sustainable transportation system.


Scragg concluded: “We are committed to supporting this transition through collaboration with industry stakeholders, policymakers and the public."


"Our ongoing projects aim to educate consumers about the benefits of hybrid and electric vehicles and we are actively working to facilitate partnerships that will drive innovation and investment in the EV sector.”

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