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Watch out Elon, a German is hard on your shoulder and could be about to overtake as the world’s No.1 EV brand.

If UK lockdown wasn’t excuse enough to stay off the roads, new research has revealed that Monday 18th January is the most dangerous day to drive on the road.

New analysis from the end of 2020 has shown that supermarket petrol prices were not in line with actual price of oil and that retailers were penalising drivers ahead of anticipated lockdowns.

British car buyers turned away from purchasing new cars in the last 12 months, though sales of used and nearly new cars remained strong as forward-thinking companies such as Motor Depot found innovative ways to keep their customers happy.

An annual survey of the UK’s network of EV charge point suppliers has revealed that some providers give their customers a buzz, whilst other leave users feeling flat.

Less than ten per cent of drivers who have bought an electric vehicle say they would consider a switch back to a petrol or diesel engine according to a poll published this week.

The sale of LED and Xenon car headlights should be better regulated says one of the UK’s leading eye surgeons, who believes that badly fitted lights could pose a danger on the roads.

With millions of Brits staying at home on Christmas Day there’s likely to be a record low number of cars on the roads, but if you do need to venture out, the RAC has put together a handy checklist to ensure you don’t get frozen in.

A Christmas tipple with the family could be more costly than you think this festive season as police patrols are stepped up with the aim of cracking down on drink driving.

A major new survey has found a surprising number of British motorists would be happy to pay charges for every mile that they drive, as a replacement for lost fuel tax revenues.