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One of the most appealing features of EVs is that they are far less expensive to operate than traditional fuel vehicles. The cost of electricity per kilowatt-hour is substantially lower than the cost of gasoline and diesel, and EVs are much more energy-efficient than regular vehicles, which means they require less energy overall. This means that charging an EV is substantially less expensive than filling up a regular petrol tank.
EVs emit substantially less pollution than regular fuel vehicles, making them a much more environmentally friendly mode of transportation. They emit no exhaust, and the electricity they need can be generated from renewable sources such as wind and solar, which have a far reduced carbon impact.
Improved Performance
Many modern EVs offer quick acceleration, quiet and smooth driving, and a comfortable and spacious interior. They are also often equipped with advanced safety features such as automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning systems.
Maintenance expenses are substantially lower in EVs because there are fewer moving components and no engine oil or spark plugs. Furthermore, because EVs use regenerative braking, the brake pads last significantly longer, lowering the frequency and expense of replacements.
The UK government offers several incentives for purchasing an EV, including the Workplace Charging Scheme. The Workplace Charging Scheme provides funding for workplace charging points. These incentives can help offset the higher upfront cost of an EV compared to a traditional vehicle.
The UK has been making significant investments in its charging infrastructure, making it easier for EV owners to charge their vehicles when on the go. According to Zap Map, there were 37851 electric car charging points spread out over 22355 charging locations in the UK at the end of January 2023. Since January 2022, the overall number of charging devices has increased by 31%. In addition, many private businesses and local councils are also installing charging points.
The range of EVs continues to improve, with many new models offering a range of over 200 miles on a single charge. This means that EV owners can travel further without having to worry about charging, making them a more viable option for longer journeys.
In conclusion, there are many compelling reasons to switch to an electric vehicle in the UK. From lower running costs and improved environmental impact to better performance and lower maintenance costs, EVs offer many benefits over petrol and diesel vehicles. Additionally, with government incentives, a growing charging infrastructure, and improved range, it is becoming easier than ever for UK consumers to make the switch to electric.
Considering moving to an electric vehicle? When it comes to selecting the right vehicle for you, we have plenty of electric car leasing deals available at MWVC to suit everyone's needs. Whether you are looking for a personal deal or a commercial vehicle to lease, our expert sales team can advise you on the best deal for you.
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