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Blog Tag Electric Vehicle

Can Electric Car Batteries be Recycled? How it Works

Jack Dreyer | Monday 4th March 2024 10:00am

Close up of an electric car battery.

As electric cars become more common, we ask “Can we recycle electric vehicle batteries?” The answer is yes - but with care. Read on to find out exactly how.

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The EV Cars With The Longest Range

Jack Dreyer | Monday 6th February 2023 8:00am

A line of electric cars are parked next to an EV charging point. Text above this images reads The EV Cars With The Longest Range

Want to know which of the electric cars on the market can run the furthest on just a single charge? Read on to find out.

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Benefits of Smart vs Traditional Charging

Jack Dreyer | Friday 21st October 2022 12:00pm

Sleek white electric vehicle plugged in to charge at the roadside.

You may have heard of “smart” charging with newer electric & hybrid vehicles – but what is it & how does it help the new generation of vehicles?

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What is regenerative braking & how does it work?

Jack Dreyer | Monday 27th June 2022 2:30pm

Underneath a car bonnet

Regenerative braking is a technology that lets you recharge your EV batteries while braking – but how does it work & does it mean you get an unlimited battery?

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Can My Tyre Be Repaired?

Wednesday 22nd November 2023

A flat tyre on a car.

It can be hard to tell if your puncture can be repaired or not. Read our handy guide to understand if your tyre can be saved or if you need a replacement.

How Long Do Tyres Last & How To Identify Wear

Wednesday 18th October 2023

A row of brand new tyres lined up.

Driving on old or worn tyres can be dangerous so you need to maintain them properly. Read about how long tyres should last and how to know if your tyres are old.

Wet Weather Driving Tips – Staying Safe in the Rain

Thursday 27th October 2022

Driving on a motorway in the rain, some congestion due to cars slowing down for safety.

Driving in the rain isn’t only a pain but can be surprisingly hazardous – here are our top tips for staying safe in wet & icy weather this winter.

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