It’s inevitable. Burning fossil fuels in the 21st Century has become the new smoking and whether you are a liberal lefty willing on zero-emission zones or a hard-right climate sceptic, expect to soon be bombarded with marketing bumf about why your next car should be an electric one and why you need to give up
August is traditionally a weak auto sales month in the UK, but nevertheless plug-ins keep moving up – both in terms of net sales, and market share.
The Mk2 Nissan Leaf has a range of 235 miles – with a 310-mile model to follow – and advanced autonomous systems
Carmaker follows Volvo in spelling an end for petrol or diesel-only cars, despite not making any electric vehicles at present.
With the UK leaving the European Union by 2019, there are many questions over how the automotive industry will cope, especially if, as expected, the country also leaves the single market. This would mean tariffs will be imposed on both imports and exports, potentially increasing the cost of manufacturing.
The Kia Sportage was the fastest selling used car in August, taking an average of just 17 days to shift off forecourts.
VOLKSWAGEN has launched its UK scrappage scheme 2017 slashing the price of some of their bestselling vehicles including the e-Golf electric car which receives a £10,000 price cut.
We are often asked which Charge Point is the best. To help with your decision and to make your purchase easy, we have reviewed the market and negotiated with suppliers to get you special deals on two of the best Charge Points around.
Nicola Sturgeon outlines plans to ‘massively expand’ pilot projects to encourage uptake of electric vehicles.
My good friend Keith was kind enough to give me an overview of his real world mpg experience driving a Mitsubishi Outlander. He even took a few pictures of the control panel to illustrate things. (Many thanks).