Could an EV work for you?

Four questions about your driving and charging to help you decide where to start.

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Where could you charge regularly?

Think about where your car usually sits for a few hours.

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Buying or leasing privately
  • Start with your usual mileage and where you can charge regularly.
  • Check a demanding journey, including winter range and charging stops.
  • Compare the whole cost: finance or depreciation, insurance, charging, tax and servicing.
  • For a used EV, check battery information, warranty, history and charging specification.
Company cars and salary sacrifice

Compare your employer’s complete quote and check mileage, insurance, maintenance and early-exit terms. The tax on the car benefit is only part of the cost.

Grants, road tax and charging without a driveway