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Unavailable30 July 2018 | Top 10 Cities For EV Infrastructure, China’s Pilot EV Battery Recycling Scheme and How Tesla Redefines Luxury
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30 July 2018 | Top 10 Cities For EV Infrastructure, China’s Pilot EV Battery Recycling Scheme and How Tesla Redefines Luxury

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30 July 2018 | Top 10 Cities For EV Infrastructure, China’s Pilot EV Battery Recycling Scheme and How Tesla Redefines Luxury

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Well good morning, good afternoon and good evening, wherever you are in the world, hello and welcome to the Monday 30th July edition of EV News Daily. It’s Martyn Lee here with the news you need to know about electric cars and the move towards sustainable transport.   LONDON POWERS AHEAD IN RANKING OF BEST CITIES FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE "London has been revealed as the best city for electric vehicle (EV) charging points, beating environmentally conscious cities such as Oslo and Berlin." according to City AM: "In the UK, London has sailed ahead of Manchester, ranked 18th place; Edinburgh (31st) and Leeds (35th). Internationally, its closest rival was Amsterdam, closely followed by fellow Netherlands-based city Rotterdam in third place, while it comfortably beat Oslo, despite Norway having more EV sales per capita than any other country in the world. At the other end of the scale, cities such as Cape Town, Cairo, Sao Paulo and Seoul scored zero on the index because they lacked charging points or received low funding for EV initiatives." "In March the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, unveiled plans to install a further 100 rapid charging points to the 2,000 standard charging points already installed in the capital."   …THE TOP 10 London, United Kingdom Amsterdam, Netherlands Rotterdam, Netherlands Berlin, Germany Hamburg, Germany Oslo, Norway New York, United States Lisbon, Portugal Munich, Germany Barcelona, Spain     TOP 5 MARKETS FOR ALL-ELECTRIC CARS IN EUROPE Starting a geography lesson: "Norway is not the biggest European country, in fact it’s one of the smallest in terms of population, but still manages to stay on top the all-electric car market in Europe." writes Mark Kane for InsideEVs: "The rolling 12-month total sales for the top five markets, provided by EagleAID, shows that Germany is consistently growing for a strong second after Norway, while France and the UK seem stuck for some time. The Netherlands is on the rise, too"   …THE TOP 5 Norway – 38,600 Germany – 33,600 France – 26,700 UK – 14,500 Netherlands – 12,700   https://insideevs.com/top-5-markets-for-all-electric-cars-in-europe/   BYD BOOMING IN THE NORDICS – BIG ELECTRIC BUS ORDER FOR BYD IN SWEDEN "After the recent Norwegian order for 42 articulated BYD electric buses for Oslo, now follows another large order from Sweden for a total of 24 electric buses." says Electric Cars Report. Isbrand Ho, Managing Director at BYD Europe: “BYD’s efforts in the Scandinavian market are paying off. Our recent orders in not only the Swedish but also in the Norwegian market have made BYD one of the leaders in the electric bus field. Winning this order gives us more confidence to win more in this important market. We are looking forward to turning Scandinavia even greener.”   https://electriccarsreport.com/2018/07/byd-booming-in-the-nordics-big-electric-bus-order-for-byd-in-sweden/   CHINA LAUNCHES PILOT EV BATTERY RECYCLING SCHEMES "China will launch a pilot electric vehicle battery recycling scheme in 17 cities and regions, the industry ministry said, with Beijing keen to head off an emerging pollution threat." according a Reuters report over the weekend: "the cities and regions would encourage car producers to establish recycling service outlets and cooperate with battery producers, used car dealers and scrap merchants to build regional recycling systems. It said the entire industrial chain needed to be fully mobilized in order to ensure that EV batteries were recovered. It would strictly control the number of new enterprises involved in battery recycling and make full use of existing recycling bases in China in order to promote sustainable development in sector." "Data published by the industry ministry this week showed that China produced 413,200 new energy vehicles (NEV) in the first six months of this year, up 94.9 percent compared with a year earlier. Sales more than doubled to 412,000 units over the period."   https://www.reuters.com/article/us
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