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Bradshaw was founded in 1960, and makes EVs for industry
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Many Instavolt chargers have had their cables stolen, with Gridserve also a victim
Cables taken for precious metals across UK; Instavolt has suffered 174 thefts from 27 sites
Price cuts are effectively being made by most car makers on selected EV models
Autocar finds makers are offering contributions up to £14k as demand in private EV sector falters
The Focus ST once held its own against the Golf GTI, but does it have the edge on your second-hand shortlist?
The XC60's usability, comfort and attractiveness make it a strong contender in the used compact SUV crowd
Shared cars are vital for many people in more remote areas
Community clubs, said to decarbonise towns, face "existential crisis" as insurance prices rise threefold
New regulations aim to ensure cars are safe from hackers
Makers have axed models due to new regulations, but what about those on sale that don't comply?
17bhp, the option of no doors, and a chassis tuned by RenaultSport - is the Twizy a sensible or foolish used buy?
With its colourful history, Watford Gap has acquired the status of cultural icon
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The Corsa E raised its game to become a competitive and classy supermini, but is it a better used buy than a Fiesta?
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