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Tests show EVs in winter can do up to a third less mileage than advertised

The distance electric cars can travel in winter with a fully-charged battery is up to a third less than advertised, an investigation has found. Magazine What Car?, which tested a dozen electric vehicles (EVs) in cold weather, said it is important ...

09 Mar 2023 at 00:01

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More than a third of UK car buyers ‘abandon’ EV plans due to cost concerns – survey

More than a third of drivers who purchased a new car recently considered an electric vehicle but opted for a petrol, diesel or hybrid instead due to rising costs. That’s according to a new survey by What Car, which found that 42 per cent of ...

15 Nov 2023 at 13:08

Drivers warned that electric car range tests are flawed

Motorists are being warned that tests for new electric cars significantly overstate how far they can travel on a single charge with real-world driving. An investigation by What Car? magazine found a shortfall of up to 38% in the range of ...

13 Mar 2024 at 09:20

Motoring News

Towing, smoking in or transporting kids or pets can harm a used car’s value by 15%

Buyers after a used car are less likely to consider one that has been smoked in, towed with or used to transport children and pets, new research has found. A new study by What Car has found that these issues can cause a used car’s value ...

13 Jul 2022 at 10:39

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