Author: Matt Allan

Registrations of new electric cars rose again in October, despite an overall slump in the new car market.

Dacia has unveiled a commercial version of its budget-friendly Spring EV.

Suzuki has revealed that its first all-electric car will be named e Vitara and will rival compact SUVs such as the Kia EV3.

China’s Xpeng has officially begun operating in Ireland, with the appointment of its new distributor.

Energy supplier EDF is offering householders a cash incentive to sign up for one of its home EV tariffs.

Nissan has announced that it plans to develop an electric city car based on the same platform as the upcoming Renault Twingo.

British sports car firm AC is launching an all-electric version of one of its most famous models.

Audi has launched a new entry-level version of its A6 e-tron alongside a lower-priced all-wheel-drive variant.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced her first Budget, including a number of measures that directly affect buyers and drivers of electric cars.

Cardiff-based PLUG Charging has secured a major government contract to support Wales’s EV transition.