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Are you considering your first electric car or van and wondering whether now's the right time to make the switch? Or maybe you already own an electric vehicle and you're ready for something new? Either way, you probably have questions about the practicality of electric vehicles today, how the costs stack up, and whether you'll be able to find a model you like.
At JCT600, we're committed to a greener future, and we're here to help you make sense of all things electric. Simply put, electric vehicles are cheaper to run, they're cleaner and quieter, and the charging infrastructure is better than you might think. For the information and tools you need to decide whether electric's right for you, look no further.
"As soon as you release the throttle pedal, an EV will immediately start harvesting energy as you slow down, through a feature called 'regenerative braking'."
Paul Titchmarsh, JCT600 EV Expert
Are the running costs lower for an electric vehicle?
Yes! You’ll save on fuel and maintenance costs. We’ve compared costs for petrol, diesel and electric so you can see the difference.
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How often will I need to charge my vehicle?
On average, based on doing 149 miles a week, you'd need to rapid charge once every 7 days. Check out our guide on maximising your miles in an electric car.
When will the number of charging points increase?
The number of charging points is already increasing – find out what we think the exciting future of electric looks like.
What are my electric car charging options?
This depends on the vehicle and the on-board charger. We’ve put together an explainer article to help you make sense of the options.
Does the charging cable come with the vehicle?
Yes, your vehicle will come with a charging cable. Check out our explainer article for more information.
How do I know which electric vehicle is right for me?
This depends on what you need from your vehicle. We’ve produced a guide to help you choose the hybrid/electric car that best suits your lifestyle.
Which are the best electric cars on the market right now?
We’ve pulled together the 12 best hybrid and electric cars that you can buy in 2019 to save you time.
How do I know which information to trust?
To help you get to the facts and avoid any confusion, we’ve busted 10 electric car myths.
Discover how much you might be able to save by switching to an electric vehicle from a petrol or diesel vehicle, with this helpful journey cost calculator.
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With over 15,000 charging points across the UK you’ll always be able to find one nearby. Click here to see a live map of all the current charging points, and check how many are near you. Plus you can even charge electric vehicles at home, with a standard three pin-socket, or by having your very own dedicated charging point installed on the outside of your house.
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"Before you unplug your EV, think about preconditioning the cabin. Doing so will mean that the right temperature is set before you even get in. There’s even an app available for some vehicles that lets you do this remotely!"
"Check which cables your EV comes with. You’ll definitely get a cable for charging at home, but it’s handy to have a cable for charging at charge points, too."
"Double-check your vehicle’s on-board charger speed matches the speed at a charge point. If it’s lower, you won’t be able to take advantage of the faster speed."
Audi Q5 55 TFSI e Quattro S Line Competition 5dr S Tronic 1,984 cc 5 Door £55,000
Mercedes-Benz E300de AMG Line Premium 4dr 9G-Tronic 1,950 cc 4 Door £39,000
Mercedes-Benz E300 BlueTEC Hybrid SE 5dr 7G-Tronic 2,143 cc 5 Door £19,000
BMW I3 125kW Inspired by Mr Porter 5dr Auto 1 cc 5 Door £18,500
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Volkswagen Passat 1.4 TSI GTE Advance 5dr DSG 1,395 cc 5 Door £36,000
Volkswagen Golf 1.4 TSI GTE 5dr DSG [Nav] 1,395 cc 5 Door £17,500
Mercedes-Benz E300e SE 4dr 9G-Tronic 1,991 cc 4 Door £38,000
Land Rover Range Rover 3.0 SDV6 HEV Autobiography 4dr Auto 2,993 cc 4 Door £48,500
Kia Soul EV ~ cc 5 Door £17,500
Toyota Yaris VVT-I EXCEL 1,497 cc 5 Door £13,100
Volkswagen Passat Passat Saloon GTE 1.4 TSI 218 PS 6-speed DSG 4 Door ~ cc 4 Door £22,200
Volkswagen Golf E-GOLF ~ cc 5 Door £25,000
Volkswagen Passat GTE ADVANCE 1.4 TSI 218 PS 1,395 cc 4 Door £28,400
Porsche Cayenne S E-Hybrid 5dr Tiptronic S 2,995 cc 5 Door £39,490
Lexus Nx 300H 2.5 LUXURY CVT 2,494 cc 5 Door £24,000
Kia Niro FIRST EDITION 1,580 cc 5 Door £20,000
Suzuki Swift SZ5 BOOSTERJET SHVS 998 cc 5 Door £10,793
Porsche Panamera 4.0 V8 Turbo S E-Hybrid 5dr PDK 3,996 cc 5 Door £134,990
Lexus Nx 300h 2.5 F-Sport 5dr CVT [Premium Nav] 2,494 cc 5 Door £30,691
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 4H | SDA( Apple Car play/Android Auto) | Leather Bluetooth | 1,998 cc 5 Door £24,990
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 4H | 2.4 Model | | SDA( Apple Car play/Android Auto) | Leather Bluetooth | 2,360 cc 5 Door £27,490
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 4H | | SDA( Apple Car play/Android Auto) | Leather Bluetooth | 1,998 cc 5 Door £25,990
Mercedes-Benz C300h AMG Line Premium 5dr Auto 2,143 cc 5 Door £21,500
Volkswagen Golf Golf e-Golf 136PS 1-speed automatic 1 cc 5 Door £28,800
Toyota Yaris VVT-I SPORT M-DRIVE S 1,497 cc 5 Door £9,621
Porsche Panamera 2.9 V6 4 E-Hybrid 5dr PDK 2,894 cc 5 Door £102,990
Mercedes-Benz E350e SE Premium Plus 4dr 9G-Tronic 1,991 cc 4 Door £30,945
Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid 5dr PDK 2,894 cc 5 Door £92,990
Porsche Panamera 2.9 V6 4 E-Hybrid 5dr PDK 2,894 cc 5 Door £94,250
Porsche 918 SPYDER PDK 4,593 cc 2 Door £1,050,000
Mercedes-Benz E300e AMG Line Premium 4dr 9G-Tronic 1,991 cc 4 Door £43,000
Honda Nsx 3.5 V6 Hybrid 2dr Auto 3,493 cc 2 Door £99,950
Porsche Panamera 2.9 V6 4 E-Hybrid 5dr PDK 2,894 cc 5 Door £99,890
Mercedes-Benz C350e Sport Premium Plus 4dr Auto 1,991 cc 4 Door £21,000
Volkswagen Golf 99kW e-Golf 35kWh 5dr Auto 1 cc 5 Door £27,000
Volkswagen Golf E-GOLF ~ cc 5 Door £22,500
Porsche 918 Spyder 2dr PDK 4,593 cc 2 Door £940,000
Audi Q7 3.0 TDI Quattro e-tron 5dr Tip Auto 2,967 cc 5 Door £44,000
Volkswagen Golf E-GOLF ~ cc 5 Door £24,000
Volkswagen Golf 99kW e-Golf 35kWh 5dr Auto 1 cc 5 Door £26,200
Volkswagen Golf e-Golf 136PS 1-speed automatic ~ cc 5 Door £26,700
Volkswagen Golf 99kW e-Golf 35kWh 5dr Auto 1 cc 5 Door £26,000
Volkswagen Golf Golf e-Golf 136PS 1-speed automatic 1 cc 5 Door £25,600
Mercedes-Benz C350e Sport Premium 4dr Auto 1,991 cc 4 Door £22,500
Mercedes-Benz C350e Sport 5dr Auto 1,991 cc 5 Door £18,500
Volkswagen Golf 99kW e-Golf 35kWh 5dr Auto 1 cc 5 Door £25,500
Volkswagen Golf 99kW e-Golf 35kWh 5dr Auto 1 cc 5 Door £26,900
Mercedes-Benz E300de SE 4dr 9G-Tronic 1,950 cc 4 Door £38,950
Volkswagen Golf E-GOLF ~ cc 5 Door £23,000
Volkswagen Golf Golf e-Golf 136PS 1-speed automatic 1 cc 5 Door £26,600
Mercedes-Benz E300de AMG Line Saloon ~ cc 4 Door £41,500
Volkswagen Golf 85kW e-Golf 5dr Auto 1 cc 5 Door £24,450
Volkswagen Golf E-GOLF ~ cc 5 Door £24,500
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"Most manufacturers have already outlined plans to make the entire range electric. Audi, for example, plan to have 12 all-electric models by 2025, and anticipate one-third of cars sold will be electric."
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