Carla Westerheide – electrive.com

British BT Group orders 3,500 new electric vehicles

The BT Group is ordering around 3,500 new electric vehicles. These are to be supplied by four manufacturers (Ford, Stellantis, Toyota and Renault) over the next two years. According to BT Group, it will then have the largest fleet of electric vehicles in the UK with almost 8,000 vehicles.

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