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    New electric cars

    Learn more about our new and used electric car range from world-leading manufacturers and make the switch to electric today with Bristol Street Motors.

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    Citroen e-C4

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    Ford Mustang Mach-E

    Ford Mustang Mach-E

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    Hyundai IONIQ 5

    Hyundai IONIQ 5

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    Audi e-Tron

    Mazda MX-30

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    MG ZS EV

    MG ZS EV

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    Nissan LEAF

    Nissan LEAF

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    Peugeot E-2008

    Peugeot E-2008

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    Skoda Enyaq

    Skoda Enyaq

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    Vauxhall Corsa-e

    Vauxhall Corsa-e

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    Vauxhall Mokka-e

    Vauxhall Mokka-e

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    Electric Cars

    Are you ready to pull the plug on fossil fuel cars and make the switch to electric? CUPRA, Citroen, Ford, Hyundai, MG, Mazda, Nissan, Peugeot, Renault, Skoda, and Vauxhall, are all now switching their focus to electric vehicles, meaning there's more choice than ever before.

    With more choice, low to zero road tax, zero emissions, and cheaper running costs than standard petrol or diesel cars, the benefits of electric cars are endless. Plus, you could be eligible for funding to cover up to 75% of the cost of installing a home chargepoint, if you own and live in a flat or rent any residential property.

    The power to go further

    Whether you are going on the school run, or an adventure with the family, many electric cars now offer you the power to go further. Some premium electric cars can now offer a whopping 400-mile range of fully-electric driving.

    Power up and go

    With over 30,000 charging points now accessible in the UK, it's estimated that there will be over 300,000 by 2035 when the Government's ban on petrol and diesel cars comes into action. There's also set to be over 6,000 rapid charging points, which can deliver up to 80% charge in just 30 minutes so you can power up and go quickly.

    History of electric cars

    Scroll through our electric vehicle timeline to find out how things have evolved from the very first known electric model to the revolutionary EVs that we see on our roads today.

    View the EV timeline

    Electric Vehicle Approved Scheme

    Visit your local Bristol Street Motors dealership to view our electric car range and book a test drive now. If you need some help choosing the right electric car for you, we proudly have 21 EVA approved dealerships across the wider Vertu Motors Group, more than any other UK retailer.

    Find out more about the EVA scheme here



    Jargon Buster

    Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV)

    Combines a combustion engine with an electric motor, charged on the go through regenerative braking.

    Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)

    A petrol or diesel engine paired with an electric motor and battery, which requires plugging in to recharge.

    Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)

    Features an electric battery pack that sends energy to an electric motor to drive the wheels.

    Bi-Fuel

    A car powered by two different types of fuel, often referred to as Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG).

    REX

    A type of electrified car with a small petrol engine that acts as a generator to help charge an electric battery.

    Electric cars

    100% electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles both have great advantages. Learn more about which one is best for you and your lifestyle.


    Electric Vehicle

    Electric

    A battery electric vehicle is powered by a rechargeable electric battery that can be charged at home or public charging points and has no dependence on fuel.

    Hybrid Vehicle

    Hybrid

    A hybrid vehicle blends a petrol or diesel engine with a rechargeable electric battery that can be charged from the mains, offering a small range of fully electric driving.

    Elctric Vehicle

    Electric

    Electric vehicles offer a fun drive with instant acceleration and no need to change gears thanks to an automatic gearbox. Unlike petrol and diesel cars, electric cars create little to no noise on the road.

    Hybrid Vehicle

    Hybrid

    Hybrid vehicles let you experience the best of both worlds. When driving using full electric energy, you can enjoy quiet, zero emissions driving. But the petrol or diesel engine comes in handy on longer drives to improve performance and efficiency.

    Elctric Vehicle

    Electric

    Electric cars can look more expensive compared to petrol and diesel cars but work out cheaper in the long run. Smaller running costs, no road tax, and Government grants all help make the switch to electric more cost-effective.

    Hybrid Vehicle

    Hybrid

    A hybrid car is a great middle ground if you aren't ready to take the plunge and go fully electric. Hybrid's benefit from lower road tax and offer a short electric range, with the added reassurance of being able to fuel up on longer journeys.

    Electric Vehicle

    Electric

    If you are looking to lower your car running costs and impact on the environment, a battery electric vehicle is the car for you. Quicker charging, longer driving ranges, and over 30,000 charging points across the UK are just some of the many benefits.

    Hybrid Vehicle

    Hybrid

    While electric car driving ranges are always improving, if you find yourself driving on the motorway on a regular basis, a hybrid is probably the better option for you. Hybrids give you the flexibility to drive short distances fully electric with the added reassurance of a petrol or diesel engine.

    Latest Electric news

    BYD: Better than Tesla?

    28/08/2024 09:04

    BYD: Better than Tesla?

    Two of the most prominent companies in the EV (electric vehicle) market are BYD (Build Your Dreams) and Tesla. Each has their own strengths and unique approaches to electric cars.

    How Do Electric Vehicles Work?

    15/08/2024 13:44

    How Do Electric Vehicles Work?

    Understanding how electric vehicles work doesn’t have to be overcomplicated. Here we go through a breakdown of the important parts of an electric car and how they work together.

    Still an Electric Sceptic?

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