If the answer is yes then we want to hear from you!
We are working with the Smart Mobility Unit of the University of Hertfordshire on an in-depth study around EV and charging management at businesses up and down the country. Whether that business runs no electric vehicles, has a mix of powertrains, or runs a 100% EV fleet. We want to know your views and opinions as the UK moves towards decarbonised fleets.
This is a deep-dive into the world of EV fleet opinions and the survey should take around 10 minutes to complete, so grab a coffee, get settled and give us your opinions.
Click to begin survey
Supported by InnovateUK and funded by OZEV, there are plenty of great reasons to complete this survey and be involved with this important research:
The survey is part of the Electric Vehicle (EV) Network Extender (NetX) Field trial backed by Innovate UK and involves a variety of councils, plus key stakeholders including DriveElectric.
NetX is a three-socket charger that can extend an existing single charge point, allowing up to three vehicles to charge at the same time.
Click to begin surveyAll survey respondents will be entered into a free prize draw, where you could win:
And don’t forget you’ll also get early access to the survey results report and receive an invitation to join us for an exclusive results and Q&A webinar.
Click to begin survey
NetX project partners are DriveElectric (survey and data collection), EB Charging (installation and charger management, and project lead partner), Hangar19 (charger design, production and charging back-office management) and the Smart Mobility Unit at the University of Hertfordshire (research partner).
Any personal business data will be processed in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation 2016 (GDPR). All the data collected in this survey will be anonymised by DriveElectric before being passed to the researchers at the University and to InnovateUK who are funding this work as part of a national programme of research into On-Street and Wireless Charging. Only aggregated anonymous data will be used in the reports and research publications derived from this work.
