5 Things to Know Before Buying an Electric Car
With new laws put in place to finally cut off production of new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars by 2035, the switch to all-electric has become very real. If you’re on the cusp of buying a new car right now, this could well be the last time you own or drive a conventional combustion-engine car.
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has brought with it many consequences, some more serious than others. One of them is the current police-enforced lockdown. Since the Prime Minister ordered people only to leave their homes under a list of "very limited purposes" it is normal that people are wondering how to keep your vehicle roadworthy until these restrictions are lifted.
In late March, the Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced a six-month extension for drivers whose cars are due for the MoT after March 30th. In other words, if you were due a test in, say, early April, then that has now been pushed back six months. No need to head to the garage. Sounds good, right? Alas, not everyone is on board.
