We’re all familiar with petrol and diesel cars. How they feel to drive. The way they sound. How often they need refuelling. We’re also fully aware of the drawbacks of fossil fuels. That’s why more and more people are wondering how electric driving will fit into their everyday life. On these pages we’ll address the most common concerns people have, including electric car performance, charging station availability, and the financial implications of electric driving.

One of the biggest differences between conventional and electric driving is the way you think about fuel. Instead of driving to a petrol station to refill an empty fuel tank, electric cars redefine parking time as charging time. So every time you park, you plug it in and top it up. This simple behavioural change will cover your energy needs for most daily drives. And for longer journeys, there’s an extensive and ever-growing infrastructure of public charging stations.