These offers are expected to make EVs more attractive to a broader range of buyers, supporting the shift towards cleaner and greener motoring on UK roads

The new rule is likely to have an impact on anyone moving house as new technology will allow them to now be able to search for available properties that come with electric vehicle chargers

Disabled drivers may be unable to take advantage of major electric car discounts due to affordability criteria, according to experts.

The £650million Electric Car Grant (ECG) is part of a wider £4.5billion government strategy to cut emissions

The Chinese carmaker has reacted to the Government's electric car scheme by increasing aspects of its offering to UK customers.

Anyone looking to sell their car has been given a deadline by which they need to do so in order to avoid 'considerable' losses on the vehicle.

A Chinese electric car proving popular among UK buyers could be a major threat to Range Rover in the SUV market.

Typically space saver tyres have a speed limit of 50 mph and provide less grip than regular tyres because they are narrower and have reduced tread, affecting the vehicle's handling

A frustrated motorist new to electric vehicles has blasted their vehicle and even suggested they wanted an old petrol or diesel model.

Motorists looking at buying second hand used cars may need to look no further than one of these three top picks.

Households with driveways could be forced to pay up to £1,000 to replace a vital component before 2030.

The investment is designed to accelerate the move to net zero, back British manufacturing and create greener jobs, all the while lowering transport costs for families

The policy aims to support the switchover to electric and help the UK reach climate goals, but could limit Brit consumers’ access to some of the most advanced and affordable EVs on the market

Until the backlog is dealt with, learner drivers must not only prepare for the practicalities of the road, but also the laborious logistical ordeal of booking a driving test

Ignoring these notices from your manufacturer not only jeopardises the safety of all road users, but can also lead to significant legal and financial consequences