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UK Invests £63 Million to Boost EV Charging Access

7/14/2025

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Transport Secretary Invests

The UK transport secretary unveiled a £63 million investment to upgrade electric vehicle charging infrastructure, making EVs more accessible. This initiative allocates £25 million for local councils and £30 million for vehicle depots. Additionally, the government is set to inject £2 billion over five years to strengthen domestic EV manufacturing and bolster the industry.

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Slate Auto Innovates

Slate Auto is set to revolutionize the market with an affordable 2-door electric pickup priced under $20,000. However, potential shifts in federal tax credits could push the price into the mid-twenties. Across the pond, the UK Labour Party is stepping up with £700 million in subsidies to make EVs more accessible and support ambitious net-zero goals.

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Transport Secretary Invests

The UK transport secretary unveiled a £63 million investment to upgrade electric vehicle charging infrastructure, making EVs more accessible. This initiative allocates £25 million for local councils and £30 million for vehicle depots. Additionally, the government is set to inject £2 billion over five years to strengthen domestic EV manufacturing and bolster the industry.

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