- September 7, 2022
- By Autocare Centre Chepstow
- In Electric Cars, Electric Vehicles
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Electric cars are becoming increasingly more popular, and it is no surprise when you look at today’s surging fuel costs. Although, this isn’t the only thing driving an increase in popularity; Technology is getting better in terms electric vehicle performance and battery life, the government is planning to ban the sale of new petrol and
The clutch in your vehicle is subject to constant friction, so it’s no surprise that it may need a repair or replacement at some point. The deterioration of your clutch can be sped up through poor driving habits and with it being considered a ‘wear and tear’ item, it won’t be covered by your warranty.
Has your vehicle just turned 3 years old and is in need of its first MOT? Or perhaps you’ve purchased a second-hand car that’s due its first MOT with you as the owner. Either way, you might be asking yourself; “what MOT class is my vehicle?” While most standard 3 or 5 door vehicles usually
As more and more people make the switch to electric vehicles, we’re reminded of the numerous benefits of EVs – they’re less impactful on the environment, soaring fuel prices are of no concern and you’ll save time and money on maintaining your vehicle. While it’s certainly true that you shouldn’t need to see your mechanic
Winter driving in the UK comes with a whole host of challenges, from snow and ice, to strong winds and heavy rain. These elements can be difficult even for experienced drivers and often, there is a sharp increase in the volume of breakdowns throughout the winter months. So, if this is your first winter on
From September 2021, the UK introduced E10 petrol as the standard fuel available at petrol stations. The change was made in an attempt to lower vehicle emissions and is estimated to reduce the amount of CO2 produced by cars by 750,000 tonnes per year. Here’s all you need to know about E10, including its benefits,
All vehicles have a variety of dashboard warning lights that relate to different systems. Understanding these warning lights is important, as it could save you from a potential accident or breakdown. In many instances, warning lights will appear momentarily on the dashboard when you switch on your ignition but should disappear soon after. If one
Whilst summer may officially be coming to a close, September’s sunny weather means there’s still plenty of opportunity to make the most of your campervan, with festivals, camping and road trips popular among those with a recreational vehicle. However, before packing your bags and making the journey, it’s important to check your campervan or motorhome
Millions of journeys occur daily on the UK’s busiest roads and motorways, and while most remain incident free, around 600 journeys a day result in breakdown. To bring awareness to this issue and to make motorways safer for drivers, Highways England have launched their biggest ever campaign, “Go Left”. The message of the campaign is
The easing of coronavirus restrictions across the UK could mean that millions of potentially unsafe cars are returning to the nation’s roads. This emerges as a striking 1 in 5 motorists admit to having delayed or skipped their annual service during lockdown, and a further 1 in 10 prepare to postpone their vehicle’s next scheduled