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Electric vehicle guides and resources packed with knowledge, so you can familiarise yourself with the basics of EV leasing, driving, and charging before your new electric vehicle arrives.
Regardless of where you are on your journey to Net Zero, we understand the subjects around zero tailpipe emission motoring. If you’ve never driven or owned an electric vehicle before it can seem like a big shift. But it isn't, and very soon you'll wonder why you didn't make the switch sooner.DriveElectric is here to make the transition as smooth and as easy as possible. With over 10 years’ experience in electric car leasing we’ve learned a lot along the way and we consider ourselves experts about all things EV!
Getting an electric car is exciting, but you’ll need somewhere to charge it. So, let’s plug in and look at how to get an EV charger installed at home.
Whether you already have an electric vehicle (EV) or you’re looking to get one for the first time, home charging is an important factor to consider. To do so, you’ll need a suitable home charger installed at your home. But what is the electric car charger installation cost? And how much does it cost to charge your electric car once your charger is installed?
With electric vehicles becoming the norm, lots of drivers new to electric cars are hitting the road and charging stations. It’s brilliant to see. But for those new to the world of EVs, there are a few dos and don’ts of EV ownership.
Let's take a look at the pros, cons and differences between 400v and 800v architecture and why its something to consider when leasing your next EV.
In a word, yes, you can charge your electric car battery with solar panels, and it’s a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. Here we’ll tell you everything you need to know about solar panel charging, as well as what equipment you’ll need at home to do it.
The demand for EVs is rapidly accelerating - with more people joining the EV revolution by the day. But with limited access to electric car home chargers being a common concern, many drivers are still reluctant to make the switch. Think you can relate? You’re in the right place. Here’s how you power up without a home charger.
More drivers and businesses than ever are switching to electric vehicles (EVs) thanks to their lower running and maintenance costs, reliably great performance, and lower environmental impact.
As well as the positive difference you can make to the environment by going electric, a big part of the attraction is the savings you can make on fuel. If you’re wondering how much it is to charge an electric car, read on for more information and some handy tips to maximise your EV’s potential.
There are lots of benefits that come with driving an electric vehicle (EV), but as we speak to drivers about EVs every day we do understand that many people still have concerns about making the switch from petrol or diesel. Even with well-established car brands such as Mini and Vauxhall now entering the market alongside electric car innovators Tesla .
As world leaders join together to attempt to curb climate change, the UK is aiming to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. While there are a number of different areas and industries adding to our current climate, one of the biggest pollutants is transport.
