Cars
Homeowners to pay £350-700 more for an electric car charging point from April 2022
The Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) grant will no longer be open to homeowners in the UK from April 2022
New homes in England to have electric car chargers by law
Supermarkets, workplaces and buildings given major renovations are also included in the government’s EV charge point roll-out
COP26: Should you be worried about diminishing electric car battery life?
Our latest Which? survey of thousands of vehicle owners reveals the truth about the longevity of electric car batteries
Pod Point electric car chargers: security flaw may have put 140,000 app users’ data at risk
The vulnerability exposed the full names, addresses, and charge history of thousands of Pod Point customers
Crash tests: which electric car is safest to drive?
Find out how the latest electric SUVs and hatchbacks performed in official Euro NCAP crash tests
Autumn Budget 2021: Fuel duty to remain frozen until 2023
Fuel duty is to remain frozen for the 12th time in a row - but vehicle tax will rise.
Extended London ULEZ in operation from today
Drivers venturing into Greater London could now face a £12.50 daily charge under the newly expanded Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ). Find out how the charge works and whether your car is affected.
Revealed: Which? car survey results show most breakdowns happen at home
As part of this year’s Which? car survey, we quizzed over 50,000 motorists on their experiences with car breakdown cover. After crunching the numbers, we discovered that nearly half of...
Latest car tests: should you ditch petrol for electric, or go for a cheaper hybrid?
We test the all-new Vauxhall Mokka-e electric car, updated Kia Stonic and Audi Q2 small SUVs, BMW 4 Series Coupé and more.
Crash tested: are hydrogen and electric cars safe to drive?
We’ve all seen pictures of damaged phone batteries, and the 1937 Hindenburg airship disaster didn’t exactly give hydrogen a great name. So are concerns about hydrogen and electric cars warranted?...