Green Car Guide has carried out all its own road tests since 2006, in order to focus primarily on a vehicle’s efficiency, including real-world fuel economy/electric range, and how good the car is to drive, along with many other areas such as how practical it is, does it represent good value for money? If the vehicle is designed for off-road use, then we’ll test it off-road. And all of the images you see here are our own photographs of the actual cars that we’ve tested.
The Renault ZOE was one of the first mass produced EVs, and the latest Z.E. 50 model has the benefit of a longer range of…
Read moreThe Peugeot e-208 looks great on the outside, it has a stylish interior, it’s excellent to drive, and it has zero tailpipe emissions. What’s not…
Read moreYou can now buy a Vauxhall Corsa that’s all-electric – and although it’s built on the same platform as the Peugeot e-208, the Corsa is…
Read moreThe MINI Electric takes the standard MINI ‘go-kart’ handling and adds a fully electric powertrain, which is lower down and more central in the car…
Read moreThe new Peugeot 208 is an excellent all-rounder, combining the fun of a small sporty car with the refinement of a larger car.
Read moreThe Suzuki Swift is a compact, lightweight and fun to drive supermini, it also has a mild hybrid system and all-wheel drive, making it rather…
Read moreThe new Renault Clio offers cheap and cheerful motoring, but we’d recommend opting for the all-electric Renault Zoe.
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