Asking which UK Hotels have charging points? Or What if the hotel doesn’t have charging points?? Independent hotel The Good Hotel Guide lists its recommended hotels with charging points by county for some English counties, tourist areas and Scotland. Alternatives to Hotel parking If you can’t find a hotel with a charging point, the next…
Unlike petrol or diesel fuelling with only Petrol stations, there are a huge variety of places to charge an Electric car. At Home, if practical Place of work Local streets Car parks Supermarkets Coffee shops Visitor attractions Motorway Service stations Hotels And many others The best, if you or your landlord have space, is at…
Yes, as long as the charging cable does not cross a public footpath you can have a charger installed at home. See our page about installing a charger. Charging at home will be very much cheaper than charging whilst on a journey and could even occasionally be FREE! You could plug directly into a 13…
How many Electric cars models are now available? Well does the actual number really matter? The number of Electric car models is increasing rapidly. See what’s available now in the video below, Many offer a choice of battery capacity providing various ranges. Beware of restricting yourself to higher range models than you really need, as…
This practical review of one of the first FASTNED Rapid charging stations in the UK, it also covers ‘A Better Route planner’ and the Fiat 500e The FASTNED Rapid charging station Although widely available in the EU there are not yet many Fastned Rapid charging stations in the UK. Excellent information about the charging in…
Electric cars now have 10.7% of the new sales market Electric car sales UK – Monthly share of market increased from 8.4% to 10.7% to whilst Plug-in Hybrids increased from 6.3% to 6.5%. This demonstrates the need for more charging points. Looking more broadly across 2021, plug-in vehicles now comprise 17.2% of new car registrations,…
It is certainly cheaper to charge an electric car at home If you are able to charge your electric car at home you can typically cost £5 – £7 to charge it. However, you can significantly reduce the cost by getting an appropriate tariff from your supplier. See below. See our Beginners Guide to Electric…
Existing Ecotricity Motorway Electric chargers are being upgraded by Gridserve following their purchase of the Ecotricity Electric Highway, Gridserve are also rolling out Electric Forecourts like their first one in Essex. In the six weeks since Gridserve has taken responsibility of the motorway network it has installed new chargers with a minimum capacity of 60kWh…