I personally have a hybrid car, which I like to think is the best of both worlds to come degree. I drive very little so it is cheap to run, I maybe give it two full tanks of petrol a year.
A family member has a 100% electric car and while they were very pleased with it initially, the practicalities of running it have made it so they are going to trade it in. Travelling as they do, across the UK with kids having to stop every few hours, for an hour or two to recharge is not feasible. It was making their trips so long and disjointed, not to mention the added stress of having to get to a charge point/if a charge point will be available, etc.
I did a lot of research before getting my current car and I think on balance it is the best option at present.
I personally have a hybrid car, which I like to think is the best of both worlds to come degree. I drive very little so it is cheap to run, I maybe give it two full tanks of petrol a year.
A family member has a 100% electric car and while they were very pleased with it initially, the practicalities of running it have made it so they are going to trade it in. Travelling as they do, across the UK with kids having to stop every few hours, for an hour or two to recharge is not feasible. It was making their trips so long and disjointed, not to mention the added stress of having to get to a charge point/if a charge point will be available, etc.
I did a lot of research before getting my current car and I think on balance it is the best option at present.
