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ARTICLE · 18 SEPTEMBER 2018

Electric Opportunities For Estates

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Wrigleys looks at the ways that electric vehicles could benefit estates and rural landowners.

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Wrigleys looks at the ways that electric vehicles could benefit estates and rural landowners.

It seems as though society is in for a sea change when it comes to our beloved combustion engine:

  • The government announced in 2017 that it would ban all new petrol and diesel cars by 2040. 
  • There is currently growing pressure from environmental groups to move the date of that ban to 2030. 
  • Sadiq Khan has formally stated that he wants London to become a zero emission city and has set up a task force dedicated to boosting its infrastructure to rapidly increase the number of electric car charging points.

The general feeling in the electrical vehicles industry is that the tipping point where the purchase of electric cars will exceed those of petrol and diesel cars is no more than ten years away.  The technology still has some way to go but most experts expect sufficient technological improvement to happen over the next few years, at which point electrically powered

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