The GWM Ora… what?! Never heard of it? Never seen it before? Well, it’s a real car, it’s all-electric, and it’s on sale now. First impressions? What do you think? A small cuddly runabout? Perhaps around the size of a Fiat 500? It’s actually larger, about the same length and width of a Volkswagen Golf.
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Key Findings in a Pioneering Cebr Economic Report Sanctioned by the Fair Fuel APPG for Motorists and Hauliers, & Funded by FairFuelUK, ABD and MAG: The environmental benefits from the proposed 2030 bans are dwarfed by the considerably additional costs. Environmental benefits from the 2030 ban add-up to £76 billion. In contrast, the assessed costs
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Electricity cars are not cheap. It seems that they never will be. Filling them up with electricity has suddenly become problematic. Certainly making electricity cars is not a straightforward process because of the rising cost of raw materials, labour shortages and the continuation of the semiconductor crisis. Best then to speak to someone at the
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All new electric family car from just £26,000 This is the all-new all-electric MG4 EV which is now on sale in the UK starting from just £25,995. To put that into context, this is a futuristic purpose-built electric car, featuring a new modular platform that will form the basis of new EVs from MG to
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The latest updated version of affordable family electric SUV, the MG ZS EV went on sale at the end of last year. The previous edition offered exceptional value, but fell a little short in the overall electric-only mileage range at just 160 miles. The new car gets a bigger 73kWh battery and a vastly improved
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No price, no picture of the installation and the range is in kilometres, It’s not too late for BMW to reconsider this idiotic, virtue signalling mini mistake. Free Car Mag deconstructs what the Germans said...Our comments are in italic bold type. Originating from a dedicated team at MINI Plant Oxford, sustainable driving is now being
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The all-new second generation Rolls-Royce Ghost was launched last year and in a major departure, unlike its predecessor, was based not on the BMW 7-Series, but instead shared its platform with in-house siblings the flagship Phantom and the Cullinan luxury SUV. Admittedly, like those other Rolls-Royce motor cars, its power unit is from BMW (which
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Are you charged up for ‘The Electric Job’? If not, move on because this Mini is not all it seems. Yes it looks a cheeky chappy, yes the drive will be familiar and yes it’s quick, but there’s no exhaust pipe, the grill is blanked out, and there are bright yellow ‘e’ badges splattered about,
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There’s a number of firsts here. This is the first mass-market car-maker’s first fully electric vehicle. It’s also the first dedicated electric car from Ford rather than the ‘electric version’ of a regular combustion-engined car. Plus the first electric car to bear the name ‘Mustang’ (though one suspects not the last) and the first time
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By Shahzad Sheikh The Citroen Ami is like no other car. And that’s partly because it isn’t quite a car. Technically it’s a Quadricycle – a four-wheeled vehicle with limitations on performance (can’t exceed 28mph) and weight (must be well under 500kg). In many European countries these can be driven without a driving licence; in
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Electric vehicles are fast becoming a big deal. The government has pledged that the sale of new diesel and petrol vehicles will be banned by 2030, and adoption of new electric vehicles is increasing, year-on-year. Millions of UK motorists are, over the course of the next decade, going to need batteries for their new vehicles
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Free Car Mag recently chatted to David Watson about what his company Ohme-ev does to help the EV driver. Can you explain very briefly why someone should use the Ohme system? Ohme is for drivers who want to control the cost of running their electric vehicle. Smart charging is exactly what it sounds like: an
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