After 750 miles in the electric G580, Imogen explores its unique character, surprising appeal, and what makes this all-electric icon so compelling.

Tom tests the Vauxhall Mokka GSE’s performance, handling, range and practicality to see if this sharp EV truly delivers hot-hatch excitement.

Geely’s EX5 blends top SUV features into a spacious, refined, responsive EV with strong range and pricing, exceeding expectations for a family EV.

2025’s coolest EVs push boundaries in design, performance and next gen green tech — the Renault 5 E-Tech, BMW iX3 and BYD Dolphin (2025).

The Enyaq Coupé is stylish and slightly more efficient than the SUV, but the standard Enyaq remains the smarter buy. Skoda’s 2025 update keeps it fresh.

After six months with the BYD Seal, Nicola Hume reveals how this electric saloon performs in real life, covering comfort, charging, tech and range.

We compare the Geely EX5 and Jaecoo J5 with insights from Octopus EV’s Alvin. Tech-packed Geely or dog-friendly Jaecoo – which EV wins for you?

The Deepal S07 offers striking styling, plenty of space, a large boot, rear-wheel drive comfort and a solid 295-mile range at £39,995.

Ginny Buckley test-drives the new Geely EX5 to see if this affordable SUV from Volvo’s parent company could be the next big electric car bargain.

A small urban EV with family-friendly capability and real charm. In mid-spec Techno trim, it’s one of the best-value new electric cars on the market.

Nicola tests the 640bhp Hyundai IONIQ 6N – crazy fast, tech-packed and aiming to beat the Model 3 Performance. Best sporty EV or just too much?

Elliot tests the new Onvo L90 from Nio, with a special guest, to see if it’s the ideal affordable family SUV.

Tanya Sinclair warned MPs that confused government policy is undermining EV adoption and putting the UK’s climate targets at risk.

Robert’s final 2025 news episode dives into NIO swaps, solar vs biofuel, EV longevity, Tesla FSD and Imogen’s first ride in the Cupra Raval.

Cold, rain and ice can impact your EV. Here’s how to look after your electric car in winter and keep it performing at its best.

More than 40 electric cars now get up to £3,750 off via the Electric Car Grant, helping make new EVs cheaper for UK drivers.

EVs use different plug types, and choosing the right one matters. Here’s a quick guide to the two main charging connectors: Type 1 and Type 2.

EVs need less maintenance than petrol cars, but servicing still matters. Staying on schedule protects the battery, preserves warranty and keeps resale value high.

As the auto industry wobbles, Imogen and Dan review Toyota’s EV shift, EU pressure from legacy players, and a ‘Big Short’ critic tearing into Tesla’s valuation.

EV sales surged past 25% in November with record van growth. The transition stays strong, though EVUK cautions budget plans could undermine progress.

40+ EVs now qualify for Government discounts, with Renault models and the MINI Countryman Electric moving to the top grant tier.

A new EVA England map compares public charging across constituencies. With 40% of houselholds can’t charge at home, the map highlights regional charging differences.

Fast, comfy and capable with 300-mile range and big towing power, the BMW iX M70 impresses, but its £113k+ price tag is just as bold.

EVUK’s Tanya Sinclair says the Budget sends mixed signals—grants help, but pay-per-mile risks slowing EV uptake and damaging market confidence.

Robert and Giles Parkinson unpack the data on EV uptake, Australia’s renewables boom, charging rollout and why EV adoption is unstoppable.

A new podcast from Imogen Bhogal & Dan Caesar dives into automakers’ future. This week: XPeng, Hyundai, Porsche and the Reeves Budget.

Jack & Robert explore Australia’s fast-growing EV market, affordable models, solar & V2G potential, adoption challenges, and future policy debates.

The latest podcast covers Hankook’s new iON EV tyres boost your car’s range, grip and efficiency while cutting noise – reshaping how EVs drive, feel and save you money.

Gary shares how to make the most of your EV test drive – from trying different types of drives and testing your daily commute, to understanding public charging along the way.

Robert Llewellyn & Dan Caesar remember Quentin: a tireless, positive force for good. He’ll be deeply missed. Our thoughts are with his family.

Green plates, celebs, and media EVs — subtle nudges that normalise electric cars and help more people make the switch

Robert chats with BYD’s Sajid Hasan on game-changing EV tech, rapid growth, and how Australia is shaping the future of electric mobility.

Robert chats with Feann Torr on Australia’s EV boom – Chinese brands, rising demand, falling prices, and the game-changing promise of V2G tech.

CEO Dan Caesar joins The Driven Podcast to discuss EV growth, Europe’s tipping point, and his mission to accelerate adoption with Electric Vehicles UK.

Imogen talks to Rory Sutherland on why psychology, not bigger batteries, drives EV adoption – full of smart, counterintuitive transport insights.

Live from Everything Electric Farnborough: a panel on how global politics, trade, and policy are shaping the EV and clean energy transition – including EVUK CEO Tanya.

Four EV sceptics test drive the Elroq and Enyaq with Electrifying.com — will firsthand experience and facts change their minds? Watch now!

A Jeep oil change turned into a EV test drive as woman to left in a new Chevy Equinox EV – proof that test drives spark the shift to electric.

Football fan drove an EV across Europe to Women’s Euros final and found shared charging costs were far cheaper than flights.

How To Set Electric Vehicle Settings On Google Maps

One of Britain’s biggest supermarkets is launching its biggest summer campaign, offering 1M loyalty points worth £1,000s to one lucky shopper.

After 4 years with an EV, presenter Abbie Dewhurst shares 5 key tips Brits should know before switching—from charging hacks to must-know truths.

Alex and James Gee from Be.EV bust common myths about electric vehicles and charging in 2025 in this insightful conversation.

Many avoid EVs over long-trip worries, but even petrol drivers should stop on 300+ mile journeys — breaks are key for safety, not just charging.

Over 91% of EV drivers wouldn’t return to petrol cars, they love their EVs and wouldn’t trade them for anything!

EVUK hosted a cross-party MPs joined an EV event in Westminster to tackle myths and back the switch to electric, as EVs now make up over 20% of new car sales.

Understanding homeowner behaviour is key to scaling low-carbon tech, says Electrify Research, whose study tracks 32,000+ views across 4 countries.

Packed with visitor attractions, live ‘expert’ led panel discussions, scores of companies displaying home energy products and EVs, and, of course, the largest EV test drive experience and display of EVs available on the market.

MPGe shows how far an EV travels for the cost of a gallon of petrol. A 30 MPG car can compare to a 350 MPGe EV — a huge leap in efficiency.

EVA England’s updated EV Constituency Map shows local EV uptake and charging access across England, as EV sales and public chargepoints continue to grow.

Used EV sales hit a record high: 80,614 bought this summer, with electric cars making up 4% of all used purchases — up from 2.8% last year.

EVA England survey reveals a growing EV ‘charging divide’ — home charging brings big savings and confidence, while those without pay more and feel left behind

Petrol sales are falling as EVs surge. Drivers know there are now more affordable models, better leases, and smarter charging options.

A major Swedish study of 1,300 used EVs found 8 in 10 retained over 90% battery capacity—debunking myths about rapid EV battery degradation.

Data shows BEVs are being used frequently and for many short/medium trip proving they fulfil normal driver needs.

“New survey by EVA England finds EV drivers are satisfied, but households without driveways face higher costs, lower confidence and major switching barriers.

According to E.ON Next/The Independent EV Price Index, EVs on PCP are now cheaper than petrol cars, with lower rates and monthly payments from £455.

From 400k EVs in 2021 to 1.7m today and 25.5m by 2040. EVs aren’t the future, they’re the new normal. Here are 5 reasons to believe it.

UK’s switch to electric is speeding up — used EV leasing is up 166%, making affordable zero-emission driving more accessible than ever.

UK survey: 87% of EV owners are very satisfied, highlighting strong enthusiasm for electric cars despite some public charging challenges.