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Here at PJ Nicholls, we’re an official Ford and Ssang Yong dealer, with Ford dealerships in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. As well as Ssang Yong dealerships in Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Warwickshire. As such, we’re able to offer a wide range of electric and hybrid vehicles that provide the benefits of affordable and low-emissions motoring.
If you’re wondering what the differences between a mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric car are, read on…
Do you have any queries? If so, check out our frequently asked questions below – and if you still require answers, simply get in touch with the team at your local PJ Nicholls showroom.
Electric cars are typically more expensive to buy than regular cars, but this cost is offset by their running costs, which are significantly cheaper.
Yes. It’s cheaper to top up an EV with electricity than it is to fill up a fuel car with petrol/diesel. What’s more, EVs are more affordable to maintain because an electric drivetrain has fewer working parts than a combustion engine, which means it’s less likely to go wrong.
It depends on the battery and the charging method.
Let’s take the Ford Mustang Mach-E as an example. Assuming its battery is at 20 per cent and is charged using a public connector, it’ll cost about £27 to achieve a 100% charge
Again, it depends on the make and model. A 0-100% charge for the Mustang Mach-E – using a three-pin power supply or dedicated wallbox – will cost approximately £26.
EV batteries are usually covered by an eight-year warranty, but many last at least 10 years.
