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Where can I charge my electric car for free?

Peter Burgess -
There are a few places left where you can charge an electric car for free. We explore your options, including supermarkets and hotels.
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Buying an electric car: Which type of EV is right for you?

Peter Burgess -
We look at the factors to consider when buying an electric car. These include vehicle size, electric range and whether to buy new or used.
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How do you drive an electric car with one pedal?

Peter Burgess -
One-pedal driving can make journeys easier and boost your electric car’s range. We explain the technique and the technology.
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Can I pay for electric car charging with a credit or debit card?

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You can usually pay to charge your electric car using a credit or debit card. But you may get cheaper EV charging if you sign up in advance.
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How can I get an EV charging wallbox fitted at home?

Peter Burgess -
We explain how to get an electric car charger installed at your house, along with how much it could cost – including the grant available.
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What happens to old electric car batteries?

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There is life after death for electric car batteries. We explain how these large and expensive EV components can be recycled and reused.
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How long does it take to charge an electric car?

Motoring Electric team - 2
How long an electric car takes to charge depends upon a number of factors. We do the maths, helping you to save time.

How much does charging an electric car cost?

Gavin Braithwaite-Smith - 5
Charging an EV can be cheaper than filling up a petrol or diesel car with fuel, although prices vary wildly. Read our need-to-know guide.

Why are electric cars less efficient on the motorway?

Motoring Electric team - 3
Electric cars lose some of their efficiency advantage on motorways. However, much depends upon how you drive them.

Can you jump-start an electric car?

Gavin Braithwaite-Smith - 0
As well as a lithium-ion battery for driving the wheels, electric cars also use a traditional 12-volt battery. Can this be jump-started?

How do you drive an electric car with one pedal?

Peter Burgess - 4
One-pedal driving can make journeys easier and boost your electric car’s range. We explain the technique and the technology.

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