Myenergi to be headline sponsor of inaugural What Car? Electric Car Awards
Event will take place in August and name the UK’s best fully electric and plug-in hybrid cars...
The inaugural What Car? Electric Car Awards will be held in association with Myenergi.
The standalone event, which will take place in August, will name the best pure electric and plug-in hybrid models in a variety of buyer-friendly categories, in order to support consumers looking to make the decision to switch to an electrified vehicle.
What Car?’s standard-setting reviews and new car buying platform have earned the brand a reputation as the UK’s leading automotive consumer champion.
Meanwhile, Myenergi is a British specialist in electric vehicle charging and domestic renewable energy, which has manufactured and shipped more than 50,000 devices in only two years and signed up thousands of customers to its app and online forum.
Steve Huntingford, editor of What Car?, said: “We are delighted to be working with Myenergi. As a company dedicated to making it easier to go electric, its values chime perfectly with the aim of these Electric Car Awards.”
Jordan Brompton, sales director for Myenergi, added: “With our ethos and mission being to drive the electric future with sustainable technology, we’re really excited about this collaboration.”
The best pure electric cars will be named in the following categories: Value car, Small car, Family car, Family SUV, Luxury SUV, Executive car, Performance car and Seven-seater.
In addition, the best plug-in hybrids will be named in these categories: Family car, Family SUV, Large SUV, Luxury SUV, Estate car, Executive car, Performance car and Seven-seater.
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