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Electric vehicles represent a $7tr market opportunity by 2030 alone, according to BNEF | Credit: iStock
New analysis shows that driving an electric car still represents 'excellent value for money' compared to petrol or diesels, despite surging electricity prices
The average price to charge up an electric car using a publicly-accessible rapid charger in Britain has risen by more than a fifth since September due to soaring energy costs, yet it still remains far...
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