The latest statistics from Zapmap reveal the UK had 84,218 public electric car chargers in July 2025 – a total that has more than doubled since 2022. Of these, some 16,937 (20 percent) were rapid or ...

Will thousands of electric car drivers be left stranded when autumn arrives and the weather gets wetter? Of course not, but it seems not everyone knows that. Just over five years ago, a survey ...

Porsche sells two of the most impressive electric cars available in the UK: the Taycan and the new Macan Electric SUV. This guide offers a broad overview of what you need to know about buying a ...

At the time of writing, Volkswagen sells six fully electric cars in the UK. The latest EV to join the German marque’s expanding range is the ID.7 Tourer. This guide offers a broad overview of what you ...

Mild hybrid cars are surprisingly popular in the UK. According to figures from the SMMT (Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders), the Ford Puma was the most popular new car sold in 2024: a ...

The UK’s forthcoming ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars means that, for many of us, the future will be electric. When it comes to driving, you may not notice much difference. Many EVs look ...

Tesla is undoubtedly the most famous electric car company in the world, with the now-ubiquitous Model 3 one of the most popular EVs of the past decade. This is a broad overview of what you need to ...

Contrary to popular belief, you can tow a trailer or caravan with an electric car. Indeed, figures from What Car? reveal that more than half of the electric cars currently on sale can be used for ...

With global sales of 4.27 million cars in 2024, China’s BYD – it stands for ‘Build Your Dreams’ – is the third largest automotive brand in the world. It’s also become a big player in the UK, ...

A leading extended car warranty provider has revealed analysis of long-term electric car powertrain reliability. It’s an attempt to disprove the common misconceptions that used electric cars are ...

Most electric cars are essentially automatic, meaning there is no need for the driver to change gear. You simply engage D (for Drive), press the accelerator pedal and let the battery and motors do the ...

Volkswagen electric cars: Your questions answered Gavin Braithwaite-Smith -22 January 2025 0Buying ...