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Can an EV be your everyday car? The questions to consider first

With off-street parking and a typical daily commute to work, there's no reason why an EV couldn't be your daily-driver. We look at the facts.

Should you think twice before buying a used electric car?

Some of the factors to consider when buying a used EV include depreciation, old technology and whether the batteries are included.

How to use Google Maps to locate electric car chargers

We explain how Google Maps can help you locate electric car charging points nearby – and filter search results by your EV's plug type.

Are electric cars really zero emissions vehicles?

An electric car offers zero emissions while driving. Or does it? You must consider the source of electricity and other forms of pollution.

Can you take an electric car through a car wash?

Yes, you certainly can take an electric car through a car wash. We explain why it is perfectly safe – and how to achieve the best result.

Are electric cars really better for the environment?

Are electric cars really less harmful to the planet? We take a brief look at the environmental arguments for and against EVs.

Can I drive an electric car in the rain?

When it comes to EVs, electricity and water really can mix. However, extra care is needed when charging an electric car in wet weather.

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Electric car jargon explained: from AC to ZEV

Don’t know your kW from your kWh? Our easy-to-follow guide to electric car jargon should help to untangle a few cables.

What is the difference between kW and kWh?

Are you an EV driver confused by the difference between kW and kWh? We explain what both of these measurements mean.

From slow to ultra-rapid: electric car charging speeds explained

Want to understand the practical differences between slow, fast, rapid and ultra-rapid charging for electric cars? Our guide explains all.

How to get the maximum range from your electric car

These easy-to-follow tips will help your electric car to travel further between battery charges – and save you money in the process.

What is an AVAS Audible Vehicle Alert System?

Since last year, car manufacturers have been required to fit an audible alert system to ensure all new electric cars make a sound in the city.