Features
Can the UK’s local electricity networks cope with charging the latest electric vehicles?
January 17, 2017Car manufacturers are announcing new EVs with larger capacity batteries on a regular basis, but can the UK’s local electricity networks cope with charging such vehicles?
Motorsport’s Future: Low Emissions and High Tech
January 17, 2017The 2017 Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) Energy Efficient Motorsport Conference confirmed that motorsport is heading for a low emissions future, but that technology will also be a key component.
Electric Car UK (Reviews)
December 5, 2016Thinking of buying an electric car? A pure electric vehicle, a plug-in hybrid or a range-extender? Before you buy, read our reviews of all electric cars on sale in the UK.
Internal combustion: Is it time for the ICE to RIP?
November 15, 2016What will be the future role of internal combustion engines as EVs and hydrogen vehicles move in from the margins?
From NEDC to WLTP – The impact of new economy testing procedures
October 28, 2016Last year’s dieselgate scandal, in which Volkswagen admitted cheating during official emissions tests, has put the efficiency claims of all carmakers in the spotlight bringing along new economy testing procedures.
The future of green car technologies at LCV2016
September 19, 2016Green Car Guide’s comprehensive report on Cenex LCV2016 covers a range of the highlights from the content-packed event including the green car technologies that we can expect in the future and the range of support that the UK government is providing for the sector.
Ford Focus RS vs. greener rivals
September 6, 2016The Ford Focus RS has received universal acclaim as a performance car that can beat much more expensive machinery, but are there greener alternatives? Green Car Guide investigates.
Cenex Low Carbon Vehicle Event 2016 Preview
July 20, 2016The Cenex LCV 2016 event, taking place from 14th to 15th September at Millbrook Proving Ground, is the must-attend conference (and exhibition and ride & drive) for all companies and organisations operating – or wanting to operate – in the low carbon vehicle sector. A preview day provided a taster of what you can expect at the event.
Eco Marathon winning vehicle achieves 7,362mpg
July 18, 2016The winning vehicle at the 2016 Shell Eco-marathon held in London’s Olympic Park from 30 June to 3 July achieved 7,362mpg (2,606.4km/litre). As if that wasn’t enough of an achievement, this year’s event even included a race between the eco cars.
LowCVP Conference 2016: Low carbon automotive
July 13, 2016The LowCVP Conference 2016 looked at a range of issues including a new APC report on the UK’s low carbon automotive capabilities, as well as potential changes for the UK’s low carbon automotive industry after Brexit. At a time when the country was dominated by uncertainty following the EU Referendum, reassurance was provided by a number of speakers including Transport Minister Andrew Jones MP.
