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Diesel pumps 'to disappear' from UK petrol stations

A new report warns diesel pumps may vanish from some UK petrol stations within four years, accelerating the shift to electric vehicles. Experts cite degrading fuel and growing EV infrastructure.

EVs More Reliable, Break Down Less Than Fuel Cars

New AA data shows electric vehicles are less likely to break down than petrol or diesel cars. The 'Electric Cars: The Facts' campaign aims to dispel common myths and boost driver confidence in making the switch.

London petrol stations to stop stocking diesel fuel

A new report forecasts the 'Death of Diesel' as London filling stations plan to stop selling the fuel this decade. Discover the impact on nine million drivers and the shift to electric vehicles.

EU relaxes 2035 petrol and diesel car ban

The European Commission waters down its 2035 zero-emission targets, allowing combustion engines to be sold beyond the deadline. A major shift in green policy.

Forecourt snacks cost drivers £260 a year

New data shows UK drivers spend an average of £260 annually on snacks at petrol stations. EV owners who charge at home avoid this hidden cost. Read the full report.

EU to water down 2035 petrol and diesel car ban

The EU's landmark 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars is set to be significantly weakened, allowing hybrid sales to continue. Senior MEP Manfred Weber confirms the policy shift.

Lloyds: Drivers Overestimate EV Costs by £5,000

Lloyds Bank warns petrol and diesel drivers are overestimating EV costs. The cheapest new electric car starts at £14,995, not £20,000. Discover the savings and tackle misconceptions.

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