Fully electric vehicles use a rechargeable battery and electric motor, with no petrol or diesel engine and no exhaust emissions while driving. You charge the battery at home, at work or at compatible public charge points.
Plug-in hybrids combine an engine with a rechargeable battery. They can cover some journeys using electric power, with an engine available for longer trips. Regular charging helps you make the most of their electric capability.
Hybrids combine an engine and electric motor. The way they work varies by model, so our team can explain the differences and help you choose.