The RAC said that despite the Government's 'focus on improving public transport' the research proves that the car 'remains central to so many people's lives'.

Having entered the UK car market in 2014 with its Model S saloon, the EV maker has this month hit a major deliveries landmark.

It is the latest in a recent string of more affordable small EVs to enter the market in recent months as car makers look to broaden the appeal of electric motoring to wider audiences.

The Chancellor's car tax sting on EVs from 1 April will have major cost implications for buyers of new battery cars costing over £40k. Here's six of the best options below that price point.

The average yearly distance driven in EVs in Britain is now 8,740 miles, which is 444 miles further than petrol cars, new analysis shows.

Motorists who leave renewing their insurance to the last minute are paying £164 more, on average, than those who renew 26 days earlier, data shows.

Nissan will reintroduce the Micra name as a pure EV later this year, shortly followed by a third-generation Leaf. And a new battery-powered Juke is coming in 2026.

BYD, which has been dubbed 'the Tesla killer' and is expanding in Europe after dominating its home market, saw revenue jump 29% last year.

In recent months there has been a worrying increase in dodgy mechanics selling ghost MOTs on social media - and an equally concerning increase in drivers searching for their services.

The 2010 Defender 90 Hardtop was originally supplied to his Royal Highness and the Duchess of Cornwall by Jaguar Land Rover Special Vehicles division 15 years ago.

Drop-top Aston Martins have proved a favourite with both the world's most famous fictional secret agent, and the monarch he now serves 'On His Majesty's Secret Service'.

Drivers wanting small petrol cars ideal for nipping around town and parking in tight spaces now have extremely limited options in showrooms.

The pumped-up version of the firm's first all-electric fastback costs from £320k and boasts new Spitfire-inspired features. Here's what it feels like from the pilot's seat...

Hard-hit motorists are having to pay £617 on average on unexpected car repairs each year, new RAC research shows, with many struggling to afford this.

Motorists are often infuriated by incessant warning bongs from these system or feel too uncomfortable relinquishing control - and their safety - to tech in their cars.