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Widely regarded as being one of the best automotive manufacturers around, Volkswagen provides a lineup of vehicles with something to suit every need. It even has a number of new hybrid and electric models that offer exceptional performance and cleaner motoring than ever before.
There’s many reasons for making the switch to electric power, with the most obvious relating to lower CO2 emissions and improved running costs. With exemption from road tax and congestion charges, as well as fewer maintenance issues thanks to electric engines containing fewer moving parts, you can also look forward to more affordable costs all round. With government grants available to subsidise purchasing and home charging solutions, there’s value to be found in switching to electric.
Hybrid vehicles drive much the same as regular fuel-powered models, switching between modes imperceptibly. An electric car, however, requires no clutch or transmission and thus may take some time to become accustomed to.
When it comes to purchasing, electric cars are currently more expensive than petrol/diesel options. However, as demand and availability grow, the purchasing prices will continue to decrease.
At present, you can take advantage of more than 35,000 charging stations throughout the UK, with more being added regularly.
Regenerative braking is a process that converts energy normally lost when braking into an electrical charge for the battery.
The majority of hybrid batteries are designed to be able to cover 150,000 miles without issue.
Service intervals for hybrid and electric cars are much the same as traditional fuel models. You will be advised of the schedule at the time of purchase.
In many instances, electric and hybrid models are actually more powerful. Plus, the delivery of torque is instant, meaning you will pull away like never before.
Yes. You can obtain a grant to help make purchasing more affordable, and seek funding for the installation of a charging point at home. Speak to our team of sales experts for more details.
