Although charging points for electric vehicles are now relatively common, you’d much rather be sat at home while your car’s charging, right? That’s what this customer thought, so they’d installed a simple home charger which they used overnight.
If you’d asked me 3 years ago, I’d have said don’t buy a second-hand electric car.
Without wanting to sound like a cynic, perhaps this story exhibits why cars have always had humans driving them.
I have to say, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen road markings as odd as these ones before. Have you?
UK factories are now churning out fewer vehicles than ever. Apparently they barely manufacturer a million motors in 2024, which is down nearly 12% from the year before
How far can one charge get me? How long will the battery last? How long before that brilliant range that was promised starts dwindling and I’m having to charge more and more frequently?
Do you know the recall status of your car? If you don’t, you’re not alone. Vehicle history checking service CarVertical found that from January 2023 to September 2024, only 28% of recalled vehicles in the UK actually had their problems fixed.
How many potholes have you swerved to avoid on the road this week? They seem to be multiplying by the minute thanks to all this freak weather recently…
You know when you read something that makes you think we’re living in the future? I had that experience a couple of days ago. Luxury car manufacturer Pininfarina have decided to take the humble concept of a caravan and propel it into the realm of sci-fi by creating a towable, expandable trailer.
