Click here to view this email in your browser GreenFleet Scotland has some more exciting announcements! We are delighted to announce that KIA will be exhibiting at GreenFleet Scotland 2017, and bringing a range of fantastic Electric and Hybrid vehicles including: New Optima PHEV A stylish saloon car that combines technology and safety with a conventional engine and an electric motor. This new PHEV can be charged with a 240v household socket or at a public charging station, CO2 emissions from 37 g/km and can deliver up to 176.6 MPG. New Niro Hybrid A small SUV hybrid that uses electric motor and battery pack technology to help boost performance while also improving efficiency. The result is CO2 emissions as low as 88g/km, while fuel consumption should rival the most frugal of diesel-powered alternatives. Soul EV As well has having a modern sleek look, the Soul EV includes a slim lithium-ion polymer battery, packed with 27 kWh of energy to maximize driving range. It comes standard with the quickest available charge port, the DC Fast Charge, which supplies an 80% charge to an empty battery in around 30 minutes! SESSION 1 - 10.00AM – 11.00AM* Air Quality & The roll of clean commercial vehicles – sponsored by LDV  Stephen Thompson Transport Scotland Eleanor Pratt SEPA Speaker TBC LDV Will Garrett City of Edinburgh Council Glen Davies FORS SESSION 2 - 11:30AM – 12:30 PM* Efficient Fleet Management – sponsored by Route Monkey Toby Poston BVRLA Gordon Manson, Abigail Betney and Laura Anderson Energy Saving Trust Scott Blyth Clackmannanshire Council Speaker TBC Route Monkey So If you like the idea of test driving some of the latest in Electric & Hybrid technology, learning the benefits of having an ultra-low carbon vehicle from experts, such as saving money on fuel, fleet running costs, and being more eco-friendly… Make sure Friday 5th May is pencilled in your diary! Spaces are filling up fast, so make sure you PRE-REGISTER & keep up with the conversation! *Please note that seminar times can be subject to slight time changes. Click here to unsubscribe