Nissan is calling for "official road signage" in the UK to help motorists find electric vehicle charging points. Nissan is working with Ecotricity on the matter and both agree that "the time is right" for the government to take action. The manufacturer argues that whereas there are one-hundred and forty “migratory toad crossing” signs in the United Kingdom - there are no recognisable signs for the nine-thousand standard/rapid charge points. The company has been testing its new Leaf EV at a number of locations across Britain including London, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh. The UK currently has nine-thousand standard/rapid charge points, and Nissan thinks that sign posts would help increase awareness about electric vehicles and signal that the infrastructure was ready for them.
Nissan is calling for "official road signage" in the UK to help motorists find electric vehicle charging points. Nissan is working with Ecotricity on the matter and both agree that "the time is right" for the government to take action. The company has been testing its new Leaf EV at a number of locations across Britain including London, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh. The UK currently has nine-thousand standard/rapid charge points, and Nissan thinks that sign posts would help increase awareness about electric vehicles and signal that the infrastructure was ready for them.