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Top five EVs and hybrids for under £250 a month
With the government planning to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars from 2040 and diesel taking a thrashing in the mainstream media, you might be thinking about leasing an electric or hybrid vehicle for your next car. With manufacturers the world over are announcing ambitious plans to move to these methods of power in the future, and with the older barriers such as range anxiety and lack of...
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Tesla Model 3 debuts in UK at Goodwood Festival of Speed
The all-electric 3 Series rival will boast a minimum range of 215 miles and a 0-62mph time of less than six seconds when it arrives in the UK, we're just not sure when that'll be.
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Which is better for fuel economy, windows open or air con on?
It’s hot and sticky outside, but what’s really best to keep cool in the car? Opening the windows or turning on the air con? It’s a question that many drivers have pondered over the years, with many of you may already be aware there’s apparently a magic number to take into account when it comes to deciding which is a more efficient way to keep cool; 45mph. Below this speed it makes sense to ope...
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Fleet demand for plug-in cars expected to rise with new WLTP regime
Fleet and company car driver demand for plug-in hybrid and zero emission electric vehicles is expected to increase with the arrival of the all-new Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) due to being the least affected by potential increases in motoring taxes. This is according to a new white paper to provide fleet decision-makers with insight into how WLTP and the related tes...
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Emission impossible? Not any more. Soon we’ll know which cars REALLY are the cleanest
Emissions are something most of us will consider to one degree or another when selecting our next car. Whether that’s because we want to minimise the amount of tax we pay or for more environmentally friendly reasons, what comes out of the tailpipe is important. But how do we know exactly what is being emitted? Scenes likes this will soon be a thing of the past Until now, we’ve had to go...
