As eco concerns grip the UK, interest in EVs is growing, and following news that the sale of new petrol and diesel cars will be banned by 2035, Britons soon won’t have a choice. But with some people seeing this change as a hassle, there’s room for auto brands to emphasise the advantages of EVs.

Electric vehicles have gone from being slow and boring to packed with geeky features thanks to Tesla's constant innovation in the car industry. But in Europe, the Renault Zoe has topped best-selling lists thanks to its affordability, accessibility, and functional nature.

EVs have been steadily growing in popularity since the mid-2010s but how do people feel about them? According to a survey from Zap-Map, those who have made the switch to battery-powered cars feel confident and satisfied, with many deciding to shun non-renewables forever.

The uptake of electric vehicles has boomed since they made their debut in the early 2010s. But with the price point of EVs and entrenched habits proving a barrier to usage, German start-up &Charge is using the loyalty scheme model to make climate change a frictionless part of daily life.