“It is disappointing to see the failure of the Rapid Charging Fund, as a robust charging infrastructure is essential to support the growing number of EV drivers. Franchised dealers play a key role in guiding consumers through the EV buying journey, but without sufficient charging points, many drivers remain hesitant to make the switch. The government must work closely with industry to ensure that future initiatives are practical, commercially viable, and meet the needs of both motorists and businesses,” said Sue Robinson, Chief Executive of the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA), commenting on recent reports concerning the government’s EV charging strategy.
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