Jack test drives the new Zeekr 7X in Australia — a premium electric crossover from Volvo’s sister brand, set to arrive in the UK soon.

Nicola lives with the Polestar 4, praising its style, comfort and performance, but early software issues and its camera rear view test daily usability.

Peugeot’s E-408 is a refined, spacious fastback EV with solid performance and sub-£40k pricing, but it prioritises comfort over sporty driving thrills.

Mercedes CLA Electric vs BYD Seal: a head-to-head test of range, tech, performance and value to find which electric saloon is the better buy.

Audi S6 Sportback e-tron blends sporty style, space and tech with fast charging and long range, but its premium EV experience comes at a £100k price.

UK buyers loved SUV-style EVs, but smaller electric cars like the Renault 5 and Hyundai Inster are now making a big comeback.

Ginny Buckley and Nicola Hume preview 2026’s biggest EV launches, from small cars to Ferraris, revealing the models and brands set to steal the spotlight.

Jack tests the Kia EV2 in Norway’s −20°C cold to see if it really is the longest-range small EV in extreme real-world conditions.

Renault 4 E-Tech blends characterful design, comfort and space with affordable pricing and grant support, though winter range and controls could be better.

The MG S5 could be the best-value new family EV, replacing the ZS with more space, fresh looks and MG4 tech at a bargain price.

The 2026 World Car Awards shortlist is revealed, with EVs dominating the final 10 after global judges tested cars on real-world merit.

Kia’s PV5 Cargo is put to the test as a practical, affordable electric work van, focusing on real-world usability, flexibility and value for fleets.

Octopus Electroverse’s new partnership could help drivers save about £1,100 a year on EV charging by linking their Freenow account across 180 cities.

Ford’s Puma Gen-E topped UK EV sales in Jan 2026, with the Explorer also popular, as electric cars reached nearly a quarter of the market.

New EV battery tech could boost cold-weather driving, charging to 90% in 20 minutes while keeping high performance even in freezing temperatures.

Steve Fowler explains plans for a 3p-per-mile EV tax from 2028 to replace fuel duty, sparking debate over fairness and its impact on EV adoption.

Dan Caesar told GB News the global shift to electric is accelerating, diesel is in long-term decline, and mixed signals from some carmakers risk confusing drivers.

FairCharge champions reliable EV charging, pushing government action to support drivers switching to electric vehicles.

Octopus EV leasing data shows strong demand for Chinese EVs in 2025, with the Omoda E5 leading overall and the new Jaecoo E5 surging late.

Electric cars now make up nearly a quarter of new sales, offering smooth, simple driving plus lower fuel and running costs, with great used EV bargains available.

This Nyobolt EV charges from 30–80% in just minutes, showing how future electric cars could recharge almost as quickly as filling up with petrol.

Skoda’s new Epiq will be its most affordable electric car yet, offering useful range and space in a compact, family-friendly electric SUV.

Imogen visits Altilium to see how old EV batteries are recycled into new materials in the UK, cutting imports and strengthening Britain’s EV supply chain.

BYD partners with Electric Vehicles UK to boost EV awareness as the fast-growing brand expands in the UK, offering affordable tech-led cars and overtaking Tesla globally.

Imogen Bhogal speaks with Fastned UK Director Tom Hurst about ultra-fast charging hubs, better driver experience, and the barriers to seamless public charging.

Imogen and Dan unpack the fast-changing car industry – from BYD’s EV dominance and Aussie ute tax breaks to industry complaints and signs of consolidation.

Tech in China is a new Everything Electric podcast exploring China’s fast-moving tech scene, from robots and batteries to drones, and why it matters globally.

Imogen explores Windrose’s E700 electric truck, how it rivals the Tesla Semi, and why range, design and AI could reshape long-haul trucking.

Imogen and Dan discuss Starmer’s China trade trip, global car overcapacity, solar vs biofuels, dark factories and Polestar’s success.

Robert explores Australia’s energy shift with Ausgrid’s Tim Jarratt, revealing why data centres—not just EVs—may be the real challenge for power grids.

Robert Llewellyn and Dan Caesar unpack early-year global chaos, asking if politics can slow mega-trends like EVs, AI and robots.

The first PULSE podcast of 2026 is here. Imogen Bhogal and Dan Caesar unpack battery breakthroughs, motor shows and misinformation in the auto world.

Robert Llewellyn explores Australia’s EV boom with AEVA’s James Pickering, from used EVs and charging myths to solar-powered driving and clever charging ideas.

Robert, Jack & Imogen recap 2025’s biggest EV moments, debunk myths, share dream garages & predict 2026’s tech, trends and EV breakthroughs.

Is the clean energy shift accelerating? Robert Llewellyn and Scott Cooney discuss China, batteries, EVs and energy myths.

Gary hosts an end-of-season EV roundtable with industry CEOs, including EVUK CEO Tanya sinclair, debating the budget, market trends, charging, investment roles and tackling misinformation.

Simple EV tips like preheating while plugged in, correct tyre pressures and smart regen use can cut costs and boost range, especially in cold weather.

EV demand is driven by confidence and real experience, not hype. DfT’s “Get That Electric Feeling” nails it – watch this space!

Dan talks to Lisa Brankin on the Puma Gen-E, Ford’s Power Promise and the extended Electric Car Grant — with 1 in 4 new cars now electric.

Erin shares how the Electric Car Grant helped her switch to the new Ford Puma Gen-e — as EV sales soar and 95% of drivers never look back.

We meet Matt, a brand-new EV driver, to find out if the Electric Car Grant helped him switch — as EVs hit 1 in 3 new car sales in December.

Dan Caesar spoke to Keir Mather, MP, about this initiative at a Ford Motor Company dealership.

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.

Thinking about switching? You’re not alone – used EV sales surged almost 50% in 2025 as driver confidence keeps growing.

Petrol car sales are falling as more UK drivers choose cars with plugs. Monthly EV numbers may vary, but the direction is clear – confidence and clarity matter most now.

Zapmap’s 2025 data shows how UK EV charging has grown, what’s improved for drivers, and what’s still needed as we head into 2026.

The UK now has nearly 88,000 public EV charge points nationwide, with new chargers being added every month to make charging easier and more accessible.

Fully electric car sales overtook petrol-only vehicles in the EU for the first time in December, signalling a shift towards electric cars.

Has the EV bubble burst? Despite the headlines, data shows EV sales continue to rise year on year, even as overall car sales slow.

Electric mobility is becoming everyday reality in 2026. From EVs to shared transport, drivers who understand the changes ahead will be better prepared to make the switch.

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.