Daily EV news · UK · 31 May 2026
EV Charging
Norfolk supermarket files public notice for new EV charging installation
A supermarket in Norfolk has submitted a public notice for the installation of new electric vehicle charging points, according to EDP24. The notice appears in this week's batch of local planning and infrastructure filings, though the article does not specify the number of chargers, the supermarket chain or the exact location beyond the county.
Why it matters
Public notices offer early visibility of upcoming charge point deployments for contractors and equipment suppliers. Supermarket forecourts remain a priority rollout channel in the UK, combining dwell time with high footfall.
Electric Vehicles
What Car? publishes 2026 electric vehicle buying guide for UK consumers
What Car? has released a buyer's guide covering the best electric cars to purchase in 2026 and models to avoid, aimed at UK consumers. The publication provides comparative assessments of current and upcoming EV models available in the British market. The guide appears in the context of ongoing EV adoption decisions by UK drivers.
Why it matters
Consumer buying guides shape public perception of EV reliability and value, which influences demand patterns that charging point operators and site hosts must anticipate when planning infrastructure investments. Understanding which models gain traction helps procurement teams forecast charging utilisation and power requirements at their sites.