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If the team of experts at Porsche are excited about the future of electric vehicles then so are we. Read their interesting perspective here

Electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids are far more common in England’s richest neighbourhoods, according to a recent report.

As chief executive Mary Barra announced the acceleration of General Motors’ rollout of 30 vehicle models in November, she said the carmaker was “committed to fighting for EV market share until we are number one in North America”.

Parveen Begum is the CEO of Solisco, a start-up company that launched in 2016 with a mission to inspire and support the emerging Electric Vehicle (EV) market with innovative solutions that harness the power of the sun.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are often seen as being more expensive than petrol cars, but if the fuel saving costs are taken into account and the upfront purchase price is spread across monthly leasing payments, then a new EV could cost the equivalent of less than £200 per month.

With a ten-year plan for sustainability, the BMW Group is underscoring its commitment to the goals of the Paris climate agreement, the main focus being on the expansion of electric mobility.

For four decades, Audi has been setting the pace with permanent quattro all-wheel drive which initiated a paradigm shift in powertrain technology in the automotive world and in motorsport.

As cities increasingly discuss the introduction of “low emission zones”, BMW is making another important contribution to boost the uptake and attractiveness of electromobility among consumers, by launching BMW eDrive Zones in London and Birmingham.