Electric cars are greener than internal combustion engine vehicles by a number of key measures, with the exception of the carbon intensity of the manufacturing process.
Electric cars are greener than internal combustion engine vehicles by a number of key measures, with the exception of the carbon intensity of the manufacturing process.
Depending on the make and model of your electric car, your vehicle will be able to be charged at one of thousands of public charging points throughout the UK. These can be found at supermarkets, workplaces and service stations. You will also be able to charge at home via a suitable charging point.
A plug-in hybrid vehicle - also known as a PHEV - is one that combines an electric motor with a traditional combustion engine. In order to recharge the electric motor, the vehicle will need to be plugged in to a suitable charging point.
On average, electric cars cost between 2-4p per mile to run - a considerable saving in comparison to petrol and diesel alternatives.