New Electric Car MOT Tests Could Be Introduced in Britain
The increasing shift towards sustainable transportation has seen an upsurge in electric vehicle (EV) ownership in Britain. With the growing number of electric cars on the road, there is now consideration for introducing new MOT test requirements specific to these vehicles. The government is reviewing potential changes to ensure that electric vehicles remain safe and environmentally friendly throughout their lifecycle.
Published: 30/04/2025 View the full blog post...
Can You Retrofit a Petrol Car with a Battery?
The growing concern over climate change, coupled with advancements in technology, has shifted consumers’ interest toward more sustainable transportation options. A significant question on the minds of many car enthusiasts and environmentalists is whether existing petrol cars can be retrofitted with batteries to transform them into electric vehicles (EVs). This article delves into the feasibility, process, and implications of retrofitting petrol cars with battery packs.
Published: 29/04/2025 View the full blog post...
Is It Illegal to Use My Smartwatch While Driving?
The advent of smart technology has revolutionised the way we interact with devices. Smartwatches, with their ability to connect to our phones and provide notifications at a glance, have become increasingly popular. However, with this convenience comes the possibility of distraction, especially when driving. So, the question arises: is it illegal to use a smartwatch while driving in the UK?
Published: 28/04/2025 View the full blog post...
How to Add Hundreds of Pounds to Your Old Car Before Selling It
Selling an old car can often yield less than desirable amounts if you don’t take the time to improve its appeal and performance. By investing effort into specific areas of the vehicle, you can significantly increase its market value. Here are some effective strategies to consider:
Published: 23/04/2025 View the full blog post...
Worst Examples of Planned Obsolescence in Modern Vehicles
Planned obsolescence is a strategy employed by some manufacturers to deliberately design products with a limited useful life. This often results in the consumer needing to replace the product sooner than they might have if it were built with longevity in mind. The automotive industry is no stranger to this concept, and there are several instances in modern vehicles where planned obsolescence appears to play a role. Below are some notorious examples:
Published: 22/04/2025 View the full blog post...