Can I charge an electric car using a three-pin plug?
You can charge an electric car using a domestic three-pin plug socket, but a wallbox charger is far better for home use. We explain why.| Motoring Electric
You can charge an electric car using a domestic three-pin plug socket, but a wallbox charger is far better for home use. We explain why.| Motoring Electric
Charging your electric car's battery to 100 percent can impact its long-term health, as our EV advice guide explains.| Motoring Electric
Our beginner's guide will get you started on your electric car journey. We explain what EVs are and how they differ from conventional cars.| Motoring Electric
We explain what you need to know about Kia’s range of electric cars, including prices, equipment, charging speeds and forthcoming models.| Motoring Electric
From road tax to public charging, our Motoring Electric guide explores the advantages and disadvantages of choosing an electric car.| Motoring Electric
We explain how to get an electric car charger installed at your house, along with how much it could cost – including the grant available.| Motoring Electric
Want to understand the practical differences between slow, fast, rapid and ultra-rapid charging for electric cars? Our guide explains all.| Motoring Electric
Plug-in hybrid cars are usually more expensive to buy than their 'regular' hybrid counterparts. Are they worth the extra cost?| Motoring Electric
Are you an electric car driver confused by the difference between kW and kWh? Our guide explains what both of these measurements mean.| Motoring Electric
