Car manufacturer Nissan has struck a deal with a Bristol-based mapping platform that shows drivers where charging points are for electric cars.
Zap-Map, which is majority owned by Wiltshire-headquartered green energy firm Good Energy, provides live status information for 70% of the UK’s electric charge points.
The agreement will mean buyers of Nissan's electric vehicles (EVs) will be provided with a three-year free subscription to Zap-Map’s premium service, including in-car support via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. The partnership offer applies to private and business orders for new Nissan EV passenger cars, Good Energy said.
