Electric Vehicle FAQs

The charge point infrastructure across the UK is continually expanding with installations happening every hour which is rapidly closing the gap in terms of distance between each point.

When it comes to charging your electric vehicle, there are three common options for EV owners -

Domestic Charging Cable - A charging cable will often be made available for you to plug your EV into a standard three-pin wall socket and this is typically referred to as ‘trickle charging'.

Home Charging Station - A wall-mounted charge station is installed at your home, providing a much faster charge vs a normal ‘trickle charge’ wall socket.

Public Charge Point - These allow you to charge your vehicle much faster, delivering as much as 80% in just 30 minutes.

A common misconception is that EV batteries aren’t suitable because they don’t last long enough, however a battery on an electric car is proven technology that will last for many years of trouble-free ownership with most manufacturers guaranteeing it. Hyundai, for example, gives an eight year warranty on their electric batteries.

Climate change is a topic that is extremely important to the entire population, it affects us all. EVs produce zero emissions making them eco-friendly, therefore helping aid the environment we live in to flourish, whilst playing a huge part in reducing your carbon footprint.

A vehicle that is powered by a fuel that is not petrol or diesel.