EV drivers should follow a general rule of thumb to avoid issues with their car's battery

As the UK officially enters summer on Monday, drivers are being told to remove a number of common items from their cars to avoid fire risks, explosions and damage

As the UK continues to swelter in the heatwave, people are doing everything they can to stay cool - and that includes leaving jackets on their car seats to prevent leather from becoming scorching hot when they're not driving

As the hot weather continues, many drivers are struggling to cope with heat in their cars. The AA says using certain buttons will help cool vehicles down as fast as possible

As temperatures soar across the UK, Hannah Fry's viral trick could help in minutes

The RAC has shared advice for motorists planning on driving long distances in hot weather, and it simply involves pressing one button to keep the inside of your car cool

The UK recorded it's hottest May Bank Holiday Monday to date with temperatures reaching 34.8C in some areas of the country, but with that brought rising temperatures in cars and homes

Most drivers don't know about this little-known dashboard button, but pressing it can help cool your car down much faster in hot weather. Here's how to use the feature correctly

Drivers should keep one item in cars with them at all times to ensure they can stay safe in the heatwave, as temperatures surpass 30 degrees in some areas of the UK

An automotive expert has urged motorists to do a simple check before setting off on any journeys this Bank Holiday weekend, and it could prevent a dangerous blowout

According to WhatCar?, while the UK doesn’t typically see such levels of excessive heat, the recent rise in heatwaves is already posing a considerable challenge for EV owners across the nation

This summer could be the hottest on record, and your car might be part of the problem according to scientists.

With Britain having continuous heatwaves, motorist are being urged to ditch one common trick that could see insurance claims rejected should thieves strike when they're not looking

As temperatures across the UK climb into the 30s again this week, most drivers are thinking about keeping cool inside their cars

The heat combined with bad parking conditions can cause your tyre to burst or wear prematurely