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Electric cars have become an increasingly common sight on UK roads. Improvements in battery technology, a growing choice of models and investment in charging infrastructure have helped make electric vehicles (EVs) a more realistic option for many drivers.

Buying a car is a significant expense, but the cost does not stop once you have driven it off the forecourt. Fuel, insurance, vehicle tax, servicing, repairs and other running costs can add thousands of pounds to your annual motoring budget.

We recently did a post on things to consider when choosing a company car. Our first tip was the check the engine. We felt this deserved an article of its own to help you choose Diesel, Petrol, Electric or Hybrid.

Electric cars continue to grow in popularity across the UK, with more drivers switching from petrol and diesel in search of lower running costs and a reduced environmental impact. But with changes to electricity prices, road tax rules and charging infrastructure, how much does it really cost to run an electric vehicle (EV) in 2025?

Driving in the UK can be challenging at the best of times, but in certain cities, it becomes a serious test of patience. From endless congestion to confusing one-way systems and limited parking, some urban areas make daily driving feel more like endurance than convenience.

Are you a good driver? We conducted our own survey of the public, asking them if they believe they are a good driver. We asked 1,375 people the following question; To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement?

Electric cars are becoming more sophisticated all the time and the major car manufacturers are producing some very interesting and innovative designs, but there are a handful of brands that people should watch out for.

No, fitting private registration plates will not increase the cost of your car insurance. This is because the installation of private plates is not considered a modification, as registration plates act as an identification number for your vehicle.