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Install a charging point and start charging your electric car at home – it’s cheaper than doing it in public.
Consultation launched to phase out new petrol and diesel cars
The UK government has launched a consultation on phasing out the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030
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What do the 2025 road tax changes mean for EV drivers? EV drivers will have to start paying the Vehicle Excise Duty - better known as road tax - from April, which could cause a rise in costs. -
EV chargers to replace bedding plants in 2025, says RHS In its annual report looking at the year ahead, the RHS has said more gardeners will look to adopt electric vehicles -
Can you use your EV as a battery for your house? Home storage batteries are increasingly popular, but what if you could use your electric vehicle to power your home? Find out here. -
Government grants for electric car charging points in the UK There are several government grants available for electric vehicle charging points. Want to find out more? We've summed them all up here. -
Here’s all the vital EV statistics you’ll ever need We've got everything you need to know about electric vehicles, from their driving ranges to how much money they'll save you. -
What is an EV salary sacrifice scheme? An EV salary sacrifice scheme allows you to reduce your monthly salary in return for tax-free payments towards an EV. -
These are eleven of the best home EV chargers around Looking for the best home charger for your EV? Take a look at our guide to the fastest, sleekest and most cost-effective chargers available. -
Electric car charger installation costs in the UK Buying a charger can save you hundreds of pounds per year compared to public chargers – and they cost as little as £800.
