Following on from huge growth in electric vehicle crossovers in 2021, 2022 looks to see greater diversity in new EVs coming to the UK during the next 12 months. SUVs remain a core vehicle type, with the combination of electric vehicles and taller models...
As electric cars gain in popularity, there’s more and more choice available for drivers looking to go electric in 2022. There are now large numbers of EVs available to buy, with around 100 different models - not counting variants - on offer. We run...
The sign of an established market is plenty of choice for buyers. It’s safe to say that the electric vehicle market is maturing nicely, and we have come a long way from the days where there were only a handful of models to pick from. There is now...
With the turn of the year, attention inevitably turns to what’s coming along in the next 12 months. But before we look forward to the many, many EVs due in 2021, let's just put the current state of play for electric vehicles into context. Most will...
Sales of electric cars have shot up, with new models arriving all the time and buyers increasingly aware of the benefits EVs can bring. Low running costs are possible thanks to cheap charging tariffs, zero or reduced tax rates, and minimal maintenance...
There’s a definite theme with the list of electric vehicles due out in 2021 - crossovers are king. It’s practically impossible to make a list of the ten best new electric cars that doesn’t include SUVs or crossovers, such is the car market’s focus...
It's clear that 2020 is going to be a bumper year for green cars, with electric vehicles in particular set to be launched in significant numbers. There are so many that we've struggled to whittle them down to a top 10 here, but have created the following...
The electric car market is developing at pace. Manufacturers are improving their EV offerings seemingly all the time, and buyers are becoming increasingly aware of the benefits electric cars can bring. Lower tax, fuel, and maintenance costs persuade...
Plug-in hybrids can offer drivers the best of both worlds - the benefits of electric driving for most of their trips, with the convenience of a petrol or diesel engine to extend their range on rarer longer journeys. Used correctly, huge savings can be made,...
Everyone knows that fuel economy figures and electric driving ranges are unrealistic right? Well, with the phased implementation of the WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure) over the last couple of years, that statement should no longer...
Author:Chris LillyDate Updated:9th Apr 2022