The Electric Car Scheme Blog

While 2035 may seem distant, the deadline for manufacturers to cease sales of petrol and diesel cars, shifting exclusively to electric vehicles draws, nearer. In this post, we will be answering the question: what will happen to petrol cars after 2035? We will also consider what the future may look like and how people can make the transition as easy as possible.

Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular with more drivers switching from petrol and diesel cars to a greener alternative. But there are other benefits to driving an electric car besides the environmental impact and reducing the high carbon emissions.

ZapMap recently announced a significant achievement in the UK's electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, with the country now boasting over 50,000 public EV charging points.

Recently, the world of transportation has experienced the start of the electric revolution. Sparked by concerns of poor air quality, climate change and the need for sustainable solutions, the demand for electric cars has gained momentum.

The production of electric vehicles, hybrids and plug-in hybrids increased by 72.2% in the last month. But is now the right time to switch to an electric car?

Since 2021, electric cars have had an impressive year-on-year increase of around 80%! So, with more people making the switch to an all-electric alternative to petrol and diesel cars, you may be wondering…

Are electric cars really greener?

In case you haven’t heard, the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is expanding again in August 2023. But what does this mean? We will explain it all in this blog.

You might have heard that the government has set out a plan to reach net zero by 2050. But what does this mean? And why does the Electric Car Scheme keep talking about it!

There are some common false preconceived ideas many people have with electric cars. We talk about them in this blog post. Here’s Part 2.

There are some common false preconceived ideas many people have with electric cars. We talk about them in this blog post.