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Electric vehicles (EVs) hold their value differently than traditional cars. While you don’t have to worry about oil changes or exhaust systems, there are still things that can make your EV worth more — or less — when it’s time to sell or insure it.

Airport car parks now include more electric models, and renters are curious about daily use. Questions often start with charging, range, and how insurance applies to batteries. The good news is that most answers are straightforward. A little preparation goes a long way.

Being involved in a car crash can be traumatising for anyone. You may be dealing with physical injuries, and you’re certainly feeling emotional fallout from the experience.

The electric vehicle industry has seen a rapid shift in technology and consumer behaviour over the past few years.

Electric vehicles offer freedom from fossil fuels and the excitement of cutting-edge technology, but travelling beyond the UK can present unexpected challenges.

Owning an electric car brings clear savings on fuel and maintenance, yet the initial cost and occasional subscription fees can feel like a squeeze on everyday spending.

When thinking about motorsports, one instantly remembers engines roaring and tires screeching, but a humming (and green) revolution is also underway.

With online competition fiercer than ever, dealers and automotive marketers can’t afford to blend in.

When thinking about motorsports, one instantly remembers engines roaring and tires screeching, but a humming (and green) revolution is also underway. It’s time to set aside old prejudices about electric cars, which suggest that they’re not as powerful as traditional gas engines.

Your vehicle’s cambelt might be one of the most overlooked yet critical components under the bonnet.