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First there was Netflix. Now you can subscribe to an electric car

New services mean you can have a greener vehicle on your driveway for little commitment

Your car in the Covid lockdown: how to save on insurance and more

Some Britons are driving much less than before– here are ways to cut costs

SUVs and extra traffic cancelling out electric car gains in Britain

Auditors say emissions down just 1% since 2011 and target of zero emissions by 2050 is a long way off

Rishi Sunak freezes fuel duty over reliance on cars in pandemic

Treasury sources say chancellor aware that people are using their own vehicles as safety measure

Ovo to launch ‘half-price’ electric vehicle charging tariff

New Drive Anytime rate bids to mirror rivals’ off-peak tariff with savings of 60% a year, supplier claims

How can LV= increase our car insurance in the Covid-19 crisis?

Although our car has rarely been used it has raised our premium by 15%

Tesla investment reaps $29bn profit for Edinburgh fund manager

Electric car maker was $6 a share when Baillie Gifford-managed fund started buying; now it is $846

Electric vehicles close to ‘tipping point’ of mass adoption

Sales increase 43% globally in 2020 as plunging battery costs mean the cars will soon be the cheapest vehicles to buy

London borough of Newham tops UK parking fines table

East London council, which issued most fines and collected most money, is described as ‘parking fine capital of UK’

Car owners told not to miss MOT despite Covid lockdown

Tests now deemed an essential service, unlike during first UK restrictions

I got 11 parking fines after a mix-up over Zipcar rules

I owe more than £1,600 and cannot get the issue resolved with the car-sharing service

Brexit: how the new rules will change your visits to the EU

From holidays and health to mobiles, we explain what has changed for consumers

‘Why did it take nine hours to go 130 miles in our new electric Porsche?’

A Kent couple love their new car – but their experience suggests there are problems with the charging network

Vauxhall Corsa becomes surprising addition to museum’s collection of rare cars

Once ubiquitous model to go on display in Cumbria after rapid decline in popularity

UK green industrial revolution plan: what does it mean for cars and homes?

How Boris Johnson’s proposals will affect drivers and people replacing boilers

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