Buying your EV
Like any other big purchase, buying an EV or hybrid can be confusing. Our guides are here to help you pick the right car for you and avoid any common pitfalls.
Electric cars buyers guide
Before buying an EV, check our guide to make sure you’ve got all bases covered.
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The cheapest electric cars to insure
Looking to save on EV insurance? Check out our list of the top affordable picks.
Our top 10
The environmental pros and cons of electric cars
EVs are known to be eco-friendly, but are there any downsides?
What’s true?
The pros and cons of running an electric van
Before you buy an electric van, find out the ups and downs of owning one.
Yay or nay?
Everything you need to know about hybrid cars
Find out how hybrid cars work and if they’re right for you.
Learn the basics
Electric car mythbuster
We bust some of the myths around electric cars. Our list may surprise you!
True or false?
The pros and cons of buying a used electric car
Looking to buy a used EV? Dodge the pitfalls and keep your money safe with our guide.
Buy safelyLooking after your electric car
Electric cars don’t work in the same way as petrol and diesel cars. Our resources cover how to drive, maintain and insure your EV – so it stays in tip-top shape all year round.
Driving an electric car
Before buying an EV, check our guide to make sure you’ve got all bases covered.
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How to charge an electric car
New to EVs? Use our handy guide to learn how to safely charge your electric car at home or in public.
Our tips
Do electric cars need MOTs?
Find out how electric car MOTs work and how often you need one.
Our guide
Our guide to electric car insurance
How does electric car insurance work, is it expensive, and can you get cover easily?
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Electric car road tax explained
Do you need to pay road tax for your electric car – and how much is it?
Know the costsOur electric car insurance
Time to plug in? Our supercharged electric car insurance lets you drive with confidence.
Electric car insurancePolicy books
It’s a good idea to get familiar with your policy book. That way, you know exactly what you are and aren’t covered for.