News, views and latest info about all things electric.
Tesla have been moving quickly since their inception so what do you need to know right now? Let me break down as many of the Tesla goodies (including a new model) coming soon to the UK that we’ve been able to find.
Tesla have opened up some of their Supercharging network of chargers to non-Tesla drivers. What does this mean for those who drive a Tesla already, and how could this help non-Tesla drivers? What does it cost? And what are the pros and cons of this decision?
The London ULEZ is expanding. Transport for London are doing this to “help clear London’s air” and “improve health” by lowering toxic fumes in our capital. How does the ULEZ impact people and what cars are affected? We discuss whether this might encourage residents to go electric…
In 2022, supply chain shortages subdued the new car market with just 1.61 million units registered, signifying a 2% decrease vs 2021. However, there's hope for growth in 2023, particularly in the electric vehicle market. Meanwhile, the used car market has seen its own...
Imagine this. It’s the daily school run, but instead of making the journey yourself, you input the address into the sat nav system, sit back and relax. Because the car will drive for you. It all feels very futuristic doesn’t it, but this scenario may be much closer...
Electric cars are becoming pretty normal now. With over 660,000 EVs on UK roads at the moment, they’re already being widely adopted as the future of road travel… but what about in the air? Do electric aircraft exist and, if they do, are they actually a viable option?
Every year the UK government announces a new set of driving rules and regulations to help make our roads safer and improve the experience for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Read on to find out updates for 2023
Is the cold weather getting you down? Are you in need of a weekend away after a long, hard January? Well, we might just have the solution!
Our climate is changing – there’s no doubt about that. The solution? Building a low carbon, net zero future. But like all global issues, getting there isn’t going to be easy. It requires action and buy in from many sectors… one of which is transport.
Electric cars are still cheaper to run than the equivalent petrol or diesel ICE (internal combustion engine) car, despite charging cost increases, highlighted by some awesome research by Zap-Map.
Charging an electric car is often an area of concern for EV drivers. With all the different charging networks and different ways to pay, navigating different types of public charging can be a challenge. In this blog, you can find out more about: The problem with...
Car sharing and ride hailing services have both changed the way we get around. As the need for convenient transport on demand increases, so does the popularity of these services. Increased use of smartphones and mobile apps, the expansion of services like Uber and...
