Fuel expert Gordon Wallis breaks down YouTuber 'MichDrivesCars' money-saving 'zero fuel' hack that saves your fuel and your pocket. The science comes down to a system found in most cars

The Department for Transport (DfT) has urged motorists to have their say on the future of self-driving vehicles.

The Money Saving Expert team has laid out the rights of thousands of Brits affected by a rare recall, including courtesy car eligibility and compensation, as well as how to seek reimbursement

Brits accidentally breaking a little-known driving rule are 'more at risk' of having accident if they have an electric vehicle (EV), a motoring expert has warned

A motoring expert has recommended the best used cars for £7,000 or under which are great value especially for new drivers, with choosing a motor with a small engine with a small power output the key

The UK Government has announced a massive £63m investment package to help make owning an EV easier and more cost-effective, allowing Brits to save up to £1,500 a year

A popular UK motorway, often touted as the country's best, has been ranked one of the top hubs in the world for electric vehicles (EVs) - with around 40 charging units altogether

UK drivers are being offered generous grants worth almost £4,000 as the government unveils its latest investment to make electric vehicles (EVs) more affordable. However, many models won't be eligible

For years, Brits who don't have a driveway have been forced to pay sky-high prices at public charging stations to keep their electric vehicles (EVs) running — but a new trial is about to change that

A used car expert has commented on a used car that won awards when new, but is now a popular model on the second hand vehicle market

Drivers could be hit with a £600 car tax bill depending on the age of their vehicle and the year it was first registered. The vehicle excise duty (VED) bands changed in April, meaning most petrol and diesel drivers will pay more

UK motorists considering flogging or part-exchanging their vehicles have been urged to act swiftly to cash in on heightened demand and competitive prices - but there's not long left

A poll of 2,000 drivers found 35 percent admit to treating their vehicle 'like a baby', with some banning the slamming of doors and muddy clothes and shoes

A study of 2,000 UK adults found 41 per cent of those who rely on petrol or diesel are concerned they would have to give up their vehicle if costs of driving continue to rise under the Labour Party government

Motorists are being warned to check the side effects on any medication they're taking before driving