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   Are electric cars worth it?

   • Electric cars are efficient, quiet, and torque-rich. They can also be expensive, tend to be heavy, and are plagued by a limited public charging infrastructure—something we expect will get better in the coming years. There are a number of benefits to choosing some level of electrification in your next vehicle, but some tradeoffs do apply.

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   Are electric cars cheaper than petrol cars?

   • Running costs of EVs will typically be cheaper than for a petrol or diesel car, and it’s worth working out exactly what you’ll save in the long run before you dismiss buying an electric car.

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   Are electric cars expensive in the UK?

   • With that in mind, even the cheapest EVs in the UK are relatively expensive; the Tesla Model 3 costs more than £40,000 – which isn’t that affordable for many motorists. What’s more, it appears that the UK is one of the most expensive places to buy an electric car.

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   Why are electric cars so expensive?

   • Electric cars remain an expensive option on the forecourt, right now, and that’s partly down to the materials and construction process they require – as well as the huge R&D and investment costs borne by car manufacturers rapidly having to pivot from fossil fuels to battery tech.

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   How efficient is an electric car?

   • An EV’s electric motor is highly efficient and converts around two-thirds of the electricity to mechanical energy. This is much higher than conventional cars, which usually convert less than one-third of fuel to power the car. Find out everything you need to know about electric car charging in our easy-to-understand guide. 2. Save money on fuel

   What are the advantages and disadvantages of electric cars?

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   Where is the most expensive place to buy an electric car?

   • What’s more, it appears that the UK is one of the most expensive places to buy an electric car. Research from Confused.com revealed that the UK is the tenth most expensive country to buy a battery electric vehicle.

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   May 9, 2023 · Electric cars are not cheap: do your maths carefully. Kia EV6 is one of our favourite electric cars. Secondhand EVs are a cheaper way to plug in. The cheapest Tesla Model 3 now costs £48k....

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   Electric cars use electricity up to a third more efficiently than conventional cars use fuel to run a car. Electric cars source electricity from a power grid and store it in the car’s battery. This electricity is then converted into mechanical energy by the electric motor to power the car.

4. www.whatcar.com › best › electric-carsBest electric cars 2024 – the EVs to buy and those to avoid

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   • Tesla Model 3. Our pick: RWD 4dr Auto. 0-62mph: 6.1 sec. CO2 emissions: 0g/km. Seats: 5. Boot: 594 litres. Reliability. Safety. Costs. Quality. Performance. Strengths. Fast and reliable charging via Tesla's Supercharger network.
   • Volkswagen ID Buzz. Reliability. Safety. Costs. Quality. Performance. Strengths. Pleasant to drive with a comfortable ride. Hugely practical. Strong resale values. Weaknesses.
   • Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo. Driving. Interior. Practicality. Buying & Owning. Strengths. Incredible point-to-point pace. More spacious rear seats than in the coupé.
   • BMW i4. Our pick: 250kW eDrive40 M Sport 83.9kWh 5dr Auto. 0-62mph: 5.7 sec. CO2 emissions: 0g/km. Seats: 5. Boot: 470 litres. Insurance group: 36E. Driving. Interior.

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   5 days ago · 20 Jun 2024. The UK is in the process of a full-blown electric vehicle (EV) revolution. Improvements in range, lower prices and the continued expansion of the charging network mean that 2024 is...

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   • Why are electric cars so expensive? Electric cars usually cost thousands of pounds more than their petrol, or diesel, counterparts. This is because EV batteries are expensive to make and a high level of investment is needed to transform existing factory production lines to manufacture the new technology.
   • Are there enough public chargers for all the EV drivers who will need them? Right now, the UK has around 30,000 public charging points, of which two thirds are "fast" or "rapid" chargers, according to Zap Map.
   • What about 'range anxiety' - how far can a fully-charged EV travel? The distance a car can be driven on a single battery charge is known as range and varies between models.
   • What if I am not able to charge at home? The majority of households in the UK, some 18 million (65%), either have, or could offer, off-street parking for at least one vehicle.

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   Is it worth buying an electric car now? That depends on your circumstances. Early adopters will benefit from tax exemption, purchase grants and home charging grants that could become less readily available as more motorists switch to EVs.

9. www.caranddriver.com › pros-and-cons-electric-carsPros and Cons of Electric Cars: Everything You Need to Know

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   Sep 29, 2022 · Electric cars are efficient, quiet, and torque-rich. They can also be expensive, tend to be heavy, and are plagued by a limited public charging infrastructure—something we expect will get...