EV batteries only last 5 years.

They often last 10–15 years with only gradual capacity loss.

EVs produce more CO₂ than petrol cars.

Lifecycle emissions are far lower, with a breakeven point around 2 years of driving.

Modern EVs have 250-400 mile ranges and rapid charging networks make road trips viable.

All chargers and car inlets are weatherproofed and sealed against water for safe charging in any weather.

Home charging makes the cost per mile 50-70% cheaper than petrol, saving hundreds annually.

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