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Where can I charge my electric car for free?

There are a few places left where you can charge an electric car for free. We explore your options, including supermarkets and hotels.

Buying an electric car: Which type of EV is right for you?

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.

How do you drive an electric car with one pedal?

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

Can I pay for electric car charging with a credit or debit card?

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.

How can I get an EV charging wallbox fitted at home?

We explain how to get an electric car charger installed at your house, along with how much it could cost – including the grant available.

What happens to old electric car batteries?

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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Buying an electric car: Which type of EV is right for you?

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.

Charging an electric car: the difference between AC and DC current

We explain the difference between alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) electricity. How do they affect EV charging times?

Can I drive an electric car in heavy rain?

When it comes to EVs, electricity and water really can be mixed. However, extra care is needed when charging an electric car in wet weather.

From AC current to the ZEV mandate: electric car jargon explained

Don’t know your rapid charging from your range anxiety? Our simple guide to electric car jargon should help you to understand the EV world.

Are quiet electric cars more dangerous? EV noise rules explained

Car manufacturers are required to fit an audible alert system to ensure all new EVs make a sound. We explain the rules.