Car owners converting vehicles to electric missing out on green tax breaks
Petrol and diesel cars manufactured after March 2001 cannot have their classification for CO2 emissions changed under new Treasury rules
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Petrol and diesel cars manufactured after March 2001 cannot have their classification for CO2 emissions changed under new Treasury rules
We know the cars are getting better all the time but the charging infrastructure remains a cause for concern – wherever you live
The average cost to complete an 80 per cent rapid charge of a typical family-sized electric car with a 64kWh battery has increased by £4, from £18.81 to £22.81.
The average cost of charging an electric car has soared by more than a fifth as electricity prices rise amid global turmoil in the energy markets.
RAC analysis found that the average price of using a public rapid charger has increased by nearly 8p per kilowatt hour since September.