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EVs

(Photos: Ford)

New Ford Capri: iconic name to return as electric crossover

(Photos: Ford)
(Photos: Ford)

2023 Ford Explorer: family SUV leads Ford’s shift to electric line-up

(Image: NationalWorld/Adobe Stock)
(Image: NationalWorld/Adobe Stock)

More than one in five electric car chargers faulty in some UK cities

Toyota’s first plug-in battery electric car, the bZ4X
Toyota’s first plug-in battery electric car, the bZ4X

Toyota bZ4X review: price, range and off-road capability

The BYD Atto 3 is the Chinese EV giant’s first car in the UK (Photo: BYD)
The BYD Atto 3 is the Chinese EV giant’s first car in the UK (Photo: BYD)

BYD Atto 3 review: an electric dragon among the pigeons

The EV9 is Kia’s new seven-seat electric flagship (Photo: Kia)
The EV9 is Kia’s new seven-seat electric flagship (Photo: Kia)

Kia EV9 seven-seat electric SUV breaks cover

Lexus RZ 450e (Photo: Lexus)
Lexus RZ 450e (Photo: Lexus)

Lexus RZ 450e review: an effortlessly smooth EV

The second generation Volkswagen ID.3 (Photo: Volkswagen)
The second generation Volkswagen ID.3 (Photo: Volkswagen)

Volkswagen ID.3 facelift brings interior and tech improvements

2023 Mini Electric convertible launched with £52,500 price tag

Linked electric and gas prices ‘hurting EV adoption’, warn campaigners

Volkswagen ID.5 review: price and spec set electric SUV apart

UK couple plan world-first Pole to Pole drive in Nissan electric car

Highland Council has announced that rocketing energy prices and expansion of its charging network mean it will be necessary to raise the price of filling up on power, with the bill potentially rising from 30p per kWh to 70p at its fastest charging stations, and from 20p per kWh to 35p at slower plug-in points
Highland Council has announced that rocketing energy prices and expansion of its charging network mean it will be necessary to raise the price of filling up on power, with the bill potentially rising from 30p per kWh to 70p at its fastest charging stations, and from 20p per kWh to 35p at slower plug-in points

Electric shock: Cost of green motoring to rocket in Highlands

Polestar 2 update brings more power and 395-mile range

Government ‘will miss EV charger target by 20 years’, Labour says

DS 3 E-Tense review: Premium but pricey EV keeps moving upmarket

Mini Electric review: Stealthy Shadow spec adds to EV’s premium appeal

EV drivers could save £1,000 a year under new smart charger plans

Jeep Avenger named European Car of the Year

Polestar 2 review: driving excellence at heart of this stylish Swede

Tesla slashes up to £8,000 off price of Model 3 and Model Y

Used Tesla prices plummet as second-hand buyers shift away from EVs

Volkswagen ID.3 review: next-gen family hatch has big shoes to fill

Edina Matyasi of DM Hall with one of the firm's new electric vehicles.
Edina Matyasi of DM Hall with one of the firm's new electric vehicles.

125-year-old chartered surveying firm goes green with electric vehicle milestone

Detailed fragments of Scotland and the UK, as taken by Nasa
Detailed fragments of Scotland and the UK, as taken by Nasa

Climate change: Scotland's 'trend of failure' on emissions targets will continue

The SMMT is calling for action to further boost electric car charging infrastructure and support the uptake of plug-in vehicles. Picture: Peter Devlin
The SMMT is calling for action to further boost electric car charging infrastructure and support the uptake of plug-in vehicles. Picture: Peter Devlin

Industry plea for urgent action on EV chargers as new car sales motor ahead

Charger firm Chargepoint said not taxing electric vehicles was "not sustainable" in the long term. Picture: John Walton/PA Wire
Charger firm Chargepoint said not taxing electric vehicles was "not sustainable" in the long term. Picture: John Walton/PA Wire

Autumn Statement: New electric vehicle tax ‘won’t dampen demand much’ - RAC

Drivers shifting away from manuals as automatic-only licences double

There were 134,344 new cars registered across the UK in October, up 26.4 per cent compared with the same month last year. October 2021 had been 'particularly disappointing'. Picture: Lisa Ferguson
There were 134,344 new cars registered across the UK in October, up 26.4 per cent compared with the same month last year. October 2021 had been 'particularly disappointing'. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

New cars sales motor ahead for third month but remain shy of pre-Covid high

Brian Gilda is the chairman and entrepreneur who founded the Ford Peoples car dealership business. Picture: Martin Shields
Brian Gilda is the chairman and entrepreneur who founded the Ford Peoples car dealership business. Picture: Martin Shields

Scottish Ford dealership group books record profits but bumpy road lies ahead

Ford confirms Fiesta production to end in 2023

Keep your car safe with these tips
Keep your car safe with these tips

Car security expert reveals how to keep your car safe

Scottish dealer named UK’s first outlet for GMW Ora Funky Cat

Public EV charging costs soar by 42% in just four months

EV network needs ‘urgent upgrade’ to fix reliability and payment woes

Cupra Born review: Family EV with hot hatch attitude

Chancellor urged to slash VAT on public EV charging

Energy Price Guarantee ‘softens the blow’ of rising EV charging costs

Used car sales fall by 400,000 as traders feel supply squeeze

Could we gain the power to induce cell regeneration? – Dr Catherine Berry

Volkswagen ID.Aero revealed as 385-mile electric saloon

Government scraps plug-in car grant with immediate effect

One of Aberdeen's 15 operational hydrogen double decker buses. The transformation of the city's First Bus depot to make it hydrogen ready was a world first. PIC: Contributed.
One of Aberdeen's 15 operational hydrogen double decker buses. The transformation of the city's First Bus depot to make it hydrogen ready was a world first. PIC: Contributed.

Workers must not be left behind in our journey to go green - Gary West

Industry leaders have called for an acceleration in the rollout of accessible charging infrastructure to match the increasing number of plug-in vehicles. Picture: Peter Devlin
Industry leaders have called for an acceleration in the rollout of accessible charging infrastructure to match the increasing number of plug-in vehicles. Picture: Peter Devlin

Second-weakest May in 30 years for new car sales as supply fails to meet demand

Fiat 500 review: Living la dolce vita with electric city car

Mercedes-Benz EQB review: Seven-seat EV adds more choice for families

All-electric Smart #1 SUV available to order from December

Public charging points can mean a lot of hanging around (Picture: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty)
Public charging points can mean a lot of hanging around (Picture: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty)

Scotland on Sunday Letters: More home charge points will encourage EV take-up

Citroen Ami UK price and specs confirmed

MG ZS EV review: new longer range and high spec come at a price

Renault Scenic Vision revealed with hydrogen/electric hybrid power

Tesla opens up UK Superchargers to owners of other EVs

Scotland’s biggest ultra-rapid EV charging hub powers up

Volkswagen ID.4 GTX review: First performance EV from VW

Genesis GV60 review: Premium EV sets its sights on the big guns

Hyundai Ioniq 5 review: Retro-inspired EV at the heart of the family

The Scotsman Top Stories

It becomes the first ever criminal case against a former US president
It becomes the first ever criminal case against a former US president

Donald Trump expected to surrender next week following indictment

Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Business and Trade
Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State for Business and Trade

Trade deal with Indo-Pacific bloc ‘big opportunity’ for Scots exports

Police and security staff escort a protester from the public gallery during First Minister's Questions. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
Police and security staff escort a protester from the public gallery during First Minister's Questions. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

Holyrood bosses announce crackdown after protesters disrupt FMQs