How often do you need to service an EV? Many electric cars will come with a service plan, which will outline how often your EV will need servicing. You will find that you will be servicing your electric car less often than you would a petrol/diesel car. Most electric...
The UK’s electric vehicle (EV) industry is growing year on year, with record levels of drivers making or hoping to make the switch to EVs[1]. With EV adoption rising 291% over the past two years[2], the registration of the one millionth plug-in vehicle this October...
The UK’s Office for Zero Emission Vehicles has a number of grant schemes in place to help you to fund the purchasing and installing of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. See below the grant schemes they offer. Be aware that each of these grant scheme has...
Written by Tom SpencerThe Pole to Pole expedition will cover more than 17,000 miles across 14 countries, taking battery electric vehicles to extreme environments in order to show the role that EVs can play in fighting the Climate Crisis, and their capability for...
Written by Tom SpencerIt is inescapable that the cost of living has risen rapidly around the world over recent years, with the economic effects of the Climate Crisis being exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic and the invasion of Ukraine. The price of oil is a key...
Citroen e-C4Price from: £32,180 This electric vehicle has a range of 217 miles after a single charge. When charging on the go, on a rapid half an hour charge, you can fill 80% of the battery. This car is much more spacious than many other electric cars on the market,...
Charging my vehicle will take too longCharging times differ depending on where you charge your vehicle. If charging at home, it will take a longer period of time, anywhere between 6 to 10 hours. However, this can be done overnight. In car parks, supermarkets, and at...
1. Less air pollutionUnless you are driving an electric vehicle, your car will be producing harmful gases that are damaging to the environment and are directly adding to the effects of climate change. One medium car running on petrol produces 192g of CO2e every...
1. Electricity is cheaper than fuelBuying an EV can be pricey, but in the long run you will save money. It can cost you roughly £8 to charge your car at home, and similar prices if you charge it at a designated charging bay in a supermarket car park, service station...
Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) BEVs only run on electricity, which is generated through batteries within the vehicle. Therefore, there are no emissions from your exhaust pipe, meaning there are no exhaust fumes, causing zero greenhouse gas emissions. Â To make the...
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