The UK government has introduced a new £650 million electric car grant designed to make electric vehicles (EVs) more affordable for private buyers. The scheme

Private parking charges in the UK have risen sharply, with millions of tickets issued each year and growing concern about how the system is regulated.

Surveys suggest that a significant number of drivers who haggle with their insurer secure a lower renewal price. Many insurers have flexibility built into their

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced significant changes to UK car taxation that will affect company car drivers, businesses, and electric vehicle (EV) owners from April

Electric vehicles have been central to long-term strategies across the automotive industry. However, as demand fluctuates and infrastructure challenges persist, several major manufacturers are adjusting

From April 2025, electric vehicles will no longer be exempt from Vehicle Excise Duty (VED). As EV adoption increases and fuel duty revenue declines, the

From April 2025, Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) will increase for older petrol and diesel cars registered between 1985 and 2001. These vehicles sit just below

New research suggests that everyday habits, rather than mobile phones, are responsible for most driver distractions on UK roads. While phone use remains a well‑known

The UK government is cracking down on illegal number plates. Find out what makes a number plate illegal, the current penalties and what drivers should check.

The UK government has introduced new rules that make it easier to install electric vehicle (EV) charging points, removing the need for planning permission in

When it comes to cleaning your car, most drivers focus on the visible areas — vacuuming seats, wiping dashboards and washing the exterior. However, some

In recent years, young drivers across the UK have increasingly fallen victim to fraudulent car insurance schemes known as “ghost broking.” These scams promise unbelievably

The UK is set for a major shift in how motorists access and use their driving licences, with digital versions launching later this year. The

Britain’s driving test backlog has hit a record-breaking 600,000 learners, leaving thousands stuck in limbo and unable to take the next step toward independence. Despite

The Zastava Yugo — often labelled the worst car in history — is gearing up for an unexpected return. Once notorious for flimsy build quality,