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The perfect partner for Elm EV
A North East electric charge point installer have added to their fleet of vehicles with their first electric van.
Sunderland’s, Elm EV have been given the van from local dealer, Evans Halshaw Nissan Sunderland.
The EV innovation specialists now run three fully electric vehicles, making use of the 942 electric vehicle charging points in the North East.
Suzie Guest, Director at Elm EV, said: “Our solid relationship with Evans Halshaw Nissan Sunderland, enables us to provide an efficient service to our customers.
“We are delighted with the performance of the Nissan e-NV200, it ticks all of the boxes.”
Elm EV provide the UK with the fastest and most reliable charging solutions in the form of electric vehicle charge points.
The company supply and install a vast range of different charge points suitable for both homes, businesses and the public sector. Only using the most reliable equipment available, never compromising on quality.
With a range of 106 miles, the new Nissan e-NV200 will be used for domestic and commercial jobs around the North East, saving Elm EV on running costs and also saving the environment.
With a payload up to 770kg, the zero carbon van has the comfort and functionality of petrol and diesel vans and promises a powerful drive, 0-62mph in 14 seconds.
Dealer Principle of Evans Halshaw Nissan Sunderland, Alan Sedman, said: “We continue to support and promote the future of electric vehicles. We believe the demand will increase over the next few years and we are proud to be part of it.”
For more information on how an electric charge point could benefit your business, please call 0191 415 9730 or email info@elmev.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Lyndsey Johnson .
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