The firm’s £849 standard installation cost looks reasonable. There are certainly lower-priced options available, but we think choosing brands or installers on price alone may potentially prove to be ...

Electric car charging specialist Pod Point has rebranded, losing the point to become just Pod. With the name change comes a new cut-price installation offer with a lifetime warranty linked to a ...

The British charging provider Pod Point (recently acquired by EDF), has selected Australian manufacturer Tritium as a preferred supplier of DC fast chargers. The agreement concerns the Veefil-RT 50 kW ...

Voltix and its Pod Point offerings are committed to simplifying the electric vehicle charging experience by offering versatile and high-quality solutions, bridging the untethered vs. tethered car ...

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EDF is offering £200 cashback to anyone who signs up to its Pod Point 'Plug and Power' tariff before December 26. EDF said the offer is worth the equivalent of over a year of free driving or ...

Pod Point states that 85% of all car charging will be done at home. They say the cost of running an electric car is significantly lower than a petrol or diesel and will cost the driver as little as 2 ...

Pod Point's three-and-a-half year journey as a public company will near an ignominious end on Thursday when it recommends a cut-price takeover by EDF, the French state-backed utility. Sky News has ...

The startup POD Point, the UK’s leading network of electric vehicle charge points has raised over £1,227,000 for 7.04% equity on its current crowdfunding campaign on Seedrs, the third largest to date ...

The days of free public electric vehicle charging are coming to an end, and the pay-to-plug reality is spreading overseas. United Kingdom EV charging company POD Point has launched the UK’s first ...

Struggling Pod Point is to be taken over by France’s EDF in a deal that values the company at just £10.6m. The London-listed chargepoint provider had a market capitalisation of £352m when it began ...