FLEET management and leasing provider CBVC Vehicle Management is co-hosting a stand at this year’s Fully Charged Live South show with LV= General Insurance (LV= GI) and ElectriX where stand visitors will be able to win the acclaimed MG4 hatchback.
The MG4 was recently named UK Car of the Year. The winner will drive the car for a year.
The event, which takes place in Farnborough, Hampshire 28-30 of April is the world’s number one clean energy and electric vehicle show.
We’re delighted to be at Fully Charged Live again this year. The show is really well attended and offers a brilliant way of finding out more about electric vehicles. CBVC is seeing real demand for EVs right now and we’re looking forward to helping more people make the switch to greener vehicles.
CBVC Vehicle Management provides the leasing platform for ElectriX – the one-stop shop for electric cars. ElectriX offers both business and personal drivers an easy way to switch to an electric car – from leasing the vehicle, through to buying a home charger and insurance.
As part of the three-day event, the team will be part of a programme of expert live sessions. Jon Burdekin, CBVC Vehicle Management’s EV transition consultant, will appear on stage for ‘Switching companies onto electric company cars’. Gill Nowell, Head of EV Communications for LV= GI, is on the panel to tackle ‘Energy and EV myth busting’.
Fully Charged Live is founded and hosted by Robert Llewellyn.
The ‘festival of electrification’ gives visitors the opportunity to experience a variety of electric vehicles including commercial vehicles, motorbikes, micro-machines and performance vehicles and also offers test drives.
For more information on Fully Charged Live and the chance to win an MG4 for a year
Visit Fully Charged Live South. Insurance giant LV= GI is headline sponsor for the event. You’ll find CBVC ElectriX on Stand C20.
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