We don't need one at Free Car Mag, but this is an impressive package, which seems to move the design and practicality of charge points. Andersen, the UK’s leading designer electric vehicle (EV) charging brand, has launched the Andersen Quartz, a highly compact all-new premium domestic charge point that features the pioneering design, build quality []
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2025 Kia EV3 Review: The Affordable Compact Electric SUV Revolution The 2025 Kia EV3 is the Korean company’s latest contender in the electric car market. The compact SUV is trying to make a statement about affordability and usability with prices starting at £32,995 and a maximum range of well over 350 miles. The Kia EV3
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The Alliance of British Drivers, The Motorcycle Action Group and Fair Fuel share all the important stories about motoring, the environment and politics which affect us all on a day to day driving basis. Here are the headlines and the link below you need to find out the truth. It has all the stories
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Transporting a car long-distance isn’t as simple as handing over the keys and fetching your vehicle at the destination. Many car owners make mistakes that lead to delays, damages and unexpected costs. Whether you’re shipping across state lines or moving across the country — or overseas — avoiding these transportation pitfalls will save you time []
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Searches for ‘BYD Autos’ – Tesla’s biggest competitor, have risen by 400% in the US in the last month. Searches for ‘sell Tesla’ have risen by 95% in the past month as more and more people boycott the company. BYD’s stock price has increased by 12.90% in the last five days, whilst Tesla’s decreased by
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The Alliance of British Drivers, The Motorcycle Action Group and Fair Fuel share all the important stories about motoring, the environment and politics which affect us all on a day to day driving basis. Here are the headlines and the link below you need to find out the truth. It has all the stories Narrative:
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2025 Kia EV3 Review: The Affordable Compact Electric SUV Revolution The 2025 Kia EV3 is the Korean company's latest contender in the electric car market. The compact SUV is trying to make a statement about affordability and usability with prices starting at £32,995 and a maximum range of well over 350 miles. says Shahzad The []
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New research from The Green Insurer, which is focused on helping drivers reduce carbon emissions, shows van ownership is continuing to accelerate as more drivers opt for the space and comfort of vans over cars. It’s no longer a case of White Van Man owning a van just for work with younger drivers and women
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Free Car Mag has been out driving the new electric van from China that’s rather good. First though here are all the facts you are likely to need right now and also a video made by the Future Proof Cars chaps. There’s a proper test drive coming soon. ▪ Farizon SV is the first van
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Once upon a time there was a brand new car magazine. The simple idea was to make it appeal to readers who didn’t necessarily like or love cars, but might draw them towards the cover and then the contents. With that in mind the very first cover of Free Car Mag featured a musical celebrity,
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Jameel Motors UK is a new British subsidiary of an experienced and successful international automotive distributor First launch programme is a born-electric large van from Geely’s Farizon commercial vehicle brand Farizon SV is the first series production electric van to use an advanced drive-by-wire intelligent architecture which delivers numerous benefits, including up to 13 m3
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Rise of ‘Carspreading’: UK car owners say supersized SUVs “not necessary in towns and cities” Majority of UK passenger car owners think more SUVs “will make parking more difficult” and are “not necessary in towns and cities” SUV sales are at record levels in 2024 in UK – 62% of new car sales – while
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