It’s brand new, it’s electric, it’s Chinese and it’s inspired by the Ocean. Plus, it can accelerate from rest to 62mph in under four seconds, putting down over 500bhp through all four wheels. Meet the BYD Seal! BYD is the biggest, fastest growing company, you never heard of, but which has left Elon Musk
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Here is the House of Lords report pushing for more electricity cars through subsidy, which means taxpayers and drivers will pay. It is released tomorrow but fell on our laps today for some reason. Here is the press release then a link to the report. Government EV strategy needs rapid recharge warns Lords committee “The
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Sacrilege Motors, a bespoke performance, restoration and electric-conversion studio, is proud to announce a partnership with powertrain supplier Fellten. Based in Bristol, UK, Fellten is the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of systems used in converting classic cars into electric vehicles. Fellten’s state-of-the-art electric powertrains have been recognized for their outstanding performance and reliability by
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The world's first mass-market electric vehicle has secured its place among some of the world's greatest transport innovations according to a survey conducted by Nissan to mark its 90th birthday this week. Since the company was founded, on 26th December 1933, Nissan has established a storied history of pioneering electric vehicles, legendary performance cars and
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As the world embraces sustainable transportation, electric vehicles (EVs) have enjoyed a rapid increase in popularity, offering eco-conscious drivers a range of benefits. However, while EVs remove the need for tiresome oil changes and don’t have as many parts to maintain, they still require regular servicing to perform at their best. In this article, we
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The Rotary Revolution with a Green Heart - The MX-30 is ground-breaking because it heralds the return of the Rotary Engine, albeit, not quite as Mazda has previously used it. The Japanese company first deployed it in the futuristic 1967 Cosmo luxury coupe, but it enjoyed most fame in the iconic 1978 RX-7 sportscars, succeeded
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Andy Sherratt is not convinced that all cameras are a good thing. Is he right? “Good” said lots of people in a local Facebook group about the installation of one of the latest type of speed cameras which has been installed in my village. They were clearly happy that drivers speeding, on phones, not wearing
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The bZ4X is Toyota’s first full electric vehicle offering, which may come as something of a surprise from the world’s biggest car company, coming at least five years behind much of the rest of the car industry, despite Toyota being among the pioneers of hybrid technology. Better late than never? This introduction heralds the beginning
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Last weekend saw World EV Day, and just over a decade on from revolutionary electric cars like the Nissan Leaf and Tesla Model S going on sale, the car industry as a whole has caught up and there is now more choice than ever for those wishing to switch to electric. But are people ready
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In the ever-evolving world of electric vehicles, BYD has dived into the market with its latest offering, appropriately enough called, the Dolphin. This all-electric C-segment hatchback is making waves with its affordable starting price of just £26,000. One of the standout features of the BYD Dolphin is its innovative battery technology. It comes equipped with
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Shahzad Sheikh takes the time to ponder what is around the corner for the cars we love. During my recent stint as host of the Tech Hub at the British Motor Show, one of the sessions we ran was ‘Is it the end of ICE?’. Not referring to the frozen crystal cubes dropped into a
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There does not seem to be anyone on the sceptical side of the electricity car debate at all. None will stand up for the ordinary motorist they just exist as businesses, pressure group or academic to make money from them. They are part of the promotion of electricity cars. If I am wrong let me
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