New, greener E10 petrol to replace standard petrol in pumps – is your car compatible?
From September this year, most UK forecourts will sell the more environmentally friendly ‘E10’ petrol as standard in a bid to reduce emissions. This ‘greener’ fuel contains up to 10%...
New gas boiler installations banned by mid-2030s
The UK government plans to phase out new installation of gas boilers by mid-2030's. Reducing fossil fuels means big change to the future of home heating. Which? explores what the future of home heating could mean for you.
Six things you need to watch out for when buying a new car
Post-lockdown, have you had to return to driving a car that’s well past its use-by date? If now’s the time to upgrade your motor, avoid making a purchase you’ll later...
‘Ambitious’ new energy efficiency standards post Brexit could benefit UK consumers
The UK Government is asking consumers their views on tougher climate-friendly standards for electrical appliances being discussed with business
New cars emit more climate changing CO2 than old, according to Which? tests
New cars that meet the latest emission standards actually produce more climate changing CO2 than the cars they replace, according to Which? tests
Higher energy bills loom without action on climate policy
Consumers could pay more for energy unless urgent action is taken to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, the Committee on Climate Change says.
How much do Britain’s bestselling cars cost to tax?
Car tax has become confusing. Changes to Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), including new charges for diesel cars in the budget, mean costs are increasing. We tell you how much it...
Revealed: the hidden air pollution in your home
Revealed: the hidden air pollution in your home
Car tax 2017: how much will you be paying?
On 1 April the government’s new rules on car tax will come into effect bringing with them sweeping changes that will affect anyone buying a new car. We look at which cars will become more expensive to own and which will get cheaper.