There’s no questioning the fact that electric cars are the new ‘it’ thing, especially with major players like Tesla and Formula E in the scene. But this is also why recently the debates have been shifting more and more towards their environmental impact. There are definitely many challenges that need to be addressed before electric
I love my electric car! It’s nippy and smooth to drive, all at the same time. Somehow it seems to glide effortlessly along and I can weave in and out of traffic very easily. I use it for all my local errands – family shop, trips to the gym, plus the never-ending Mum-taxi drop offs
“What I actually found from the minute I first took her for a spin, was the very modern run around punched above its weight on looks, equipment & costs” I find myself in a strange dichotomy at this time of year when pledging love to your nearest & dearest is the thing to do. Just two
“I received constant communication and brilliant advice on every aspect of my new car” After spending the previous few months sheepishly creeping around in my boring, cold, worn out Fiat Panda I decided I needed a change. I had a friend who had recently purchased a swanky new Renault ZOE, a transport decision he claimed
Today my Wife and I headed off to the Specialist Cars BMW dealership in Stevenage for a pre-booked test drive in the new BMW i3 electric plug-in. We arrived to a professional welcome, and after a few minutes we were ready to drive. I had driven an i3 before, and so this was to convince
RSSKL Advent Fair
We wanted to get the concept of Fuel Included to a different audience and so took a Renault ZOE to the Advent Fair at the Rudolf Steiner School in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire. It was a mild day and so well suited to standing outside and talking to folks as they passed. Everyone was in festive
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