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EVA England launches ‘Charge Up Change’ campaign

EVA England launches ‘Charge Up Change’ campaign

Posted on May 21, 2025 By rehan.rafique No Comments on EVA England launches ‘Charge Up Change’ campaign

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EVA England launched its new campaign and online tool, dubbed Charge Up Change, to allow drivers to email their MP on changes they would like to see relating to EVs and charging infrastructure.

The tool has been launched a week after EVA England held a driver-focused event in Parliament, hosted by  Perran Moon MP. It is expected to tackle misinformation surrounding EVs and address concerns regarding EV policy.

Vicky Edmonds, CEO of EVA England, said: “This is a crucial moment for EV policy. EVs bring considerable benefits to those who own and drive them. But as more and more people consider making the switch, we need to make sure the system works for everyone, not just those with off-street parking or early adopter enthusiasm.

“MPs have proven hugely helpful and responsive when made aware of these real-life barriers, as we saw during our event last week. I hope our new ‘Write to Your MP’ tool empowers more drivers to raise their voices and helps spark the change we need to deliver a fair, affordable, and reliable EV future.”

Some solutions outlined included targeted schemes to support lower-income households, and measures to strengthen the used EV market.

Perran Moon, Labour MP for Camborne and Redruth, said: “It was a pleasure to host EVA England and their members in Parliament to talk about the priorities for drivers when it comes to switching to and driving electric vehicles.

“Drivers must be the central consideration when thinking about new charging infrastructure and the wider policies helping the transition to electric – the big changes currently taking hold must ultimately work for them.

“This means making sure the 40% of households without driveways can charge reliably and affordably at home, for instance, and making sure our public infrastructure is safe to use by drivers with disabilities. I look forward to continue working with EVA England and the wider sector at this crucial and exciting time for EVs.”

 

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