Are EVs actually bad for the environment?
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EVs are bad for the environment. Their batteries degrade too quickly. And there’s nowhere to charge them. Today, we debunk the biggest myths about electric vehicles. James Rowe is joined by Which? Cars Editor Will Stapley, and writers Michael Passingham and Dino Buratti to answer questions from Which? members to help give you a better idea about the reality of owning an electric vehicle. Find out what happens when an EV goes wrong Read our reviews of the best car insurance companies for 2025 Should I buy an electric car? Read the pros and cons of EVs in 2025 Sign up for our free monthly Cars newsletter Get 50% off a Which? membership
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- 2:08 What's the general reputation of EVs right now?
- 3:13 Are EVs bad for the environment?
- 5:56 Are electric cars too expensive?
- 7:55 Can you get a good deal buying a used EV?
- 9:07 Why do EVs lose their value so quickly?
- 11:29 Do EVs suffer more faults and breakdowns than ICE cars?
- 14:52 Do EV batteries degrade quickly?
- 18:22 Does charging cost more than petrol or diesel?
- 22:43 Will my EV catch fire?
- 24:42 Why is it more expensive to insure an EV?
- 26:05 Will my EV perform well in cold weather?
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