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Top Electric Vehicles by Range in 2025: Overcoming Range Anxiety Range anxiety has long been a key concern for potential electric vehicle (EV) owners and one of the blockers discussed in my previous article on EV adoption. However, EVs now offer longer ranges than you might expect. In this article, we explore the top EVs available in the UK in 2025, ranked by range and affordability. Top 5 Electric Vehicles by Range in 2025 Model List Price Range (Miles) 0-62 mph Charge Time (7.4kW) Mercedes-Benz EQS 450+ £112.6k 481 6.2 secs 13 hrs Polestar 3 Long Range Single Motor £69.9k 438 7.8 secs 12 hrs Volkswagen ID.7 Pro S Match £55.5k 436 7.9 secs 12 hrs Tesla Model 3 Long Range RWD £45k 436 4.2 ...

Top 5 Home EV Chargers: Best Features, Deals & Savings So you're looking at buying an electric car, well you might need to charge it so let's dive into your options. We’ll explore the top five home EV chargers in the UK, their features, pros and cons, and the best deals from energy providers like Octopus Energy and British Gas.  Top 5 Home EV Chargers in the UK 1. Zappi by myenergi - from £779 Features: Solar integration for eco-friendly charging, 7kW and 22kW options, smart app control, load balancing. Pros: Perfect for homes with solar panels, energy-efficient smart features, compact and weatherproof design. Cons: Slightly more expensive than competitors, requires additional installation for full smart features. 2. Hypervolt Home 3.0 - from £690 Features: Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, voice control via Alexa, no Earth rod required, stylish design. Pros: Easy installation with no additional earth rods, smart home integration,...

Why Buy Electric? The Pros and Cons of Buying an Electric Car Introduction: The Rise of Electric Vehicles Electric vehicles (EVs) have grown rapidly in popularity over the past decade. In 2013, EVs made up just 0.2% of new car sales in the UK. By 2023, that number had jumped to 16.5% , with over 315,000 new EVs registered . The most popular EV brands in the UK include: Tesla (Model 3, Model Y) Nissan (Leaf – one of the UK’s best-selling EVs) Hyundai (Ioniq 5, Kona Electric) Volkswagen (ID.3, ID.4) Pros of Buying an Electric Car 1. Lower Carbon Emissions EVs emit zero CO₂ while driving . Even accounting for electricity production, an EV produces three times less carbon over its lifetime compared to petrol cars. 2. Cheaper Charging Costs Charging an EV at home is much cheaper than petrol: Home charge (off-peak rate): ~£4.50 for a full charge Petrol cost for the same range: ~£40-£50 3. Lower Maintenance Costs EVs have fewer moving parts , meanin...