Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular, and a crucial part of owning one is having a reliable and efficient charger. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you choose the correct EV charger.

Here's our definitive guide to charging an electric car if you live in a house without a driveway so you can still switch to a clean, green transport option.

As the EV industry matures and more EVs hit the roads, second-hand EVs are becoming increasingly competitive in pricing to their traditional counterparts, signalling a significant transformation in the vehicle landscape.

The government has recently expanded the Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Grant, extending its benefits to households without driveways.

With the number of public charge points increasing, the question arises, should you charge your electric car at home or rely on using public charging stations?

The Charge Gully team welcome The Plan for Drivers and look forward to seeing the changes and improvements implemented in the coming months and beyond.

Vehicle-to-home (V2H) chargers can charge your home. The electric charge stored in the vehicle's battery can be discharged into the home to help power it; this is bi-directional charging.

The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is a pivotal step in reducing our carbon footprint and combating climate change. With even more focus on sustainable solutions as we head towards a net zero future, for the 40% of UK households without a driveway, the convenience and cost-effectiveness of home charging has been elusive- until now!

Electric vehicles and Solid State Batteries are the future of automobiles. Don’t let problems like EV charging without off-street parking or EV charging without a driveway stop you.

Let's look at the exciting and dynamic landscape of electric vehicles, emerging technologies, policies and societal shifts that will shape the future of EV and their adoption.

In this blog, we will explore the history of terraced housing in the UK, tracing its evolution and the pressing issue of integrating electric vehicle charging points into these historic homes.

As the world shifts towards sustainable practices and eco-conscious living to meet net zero targets, the automotive industry has responded with innovative electric cars that are eco-friendly and more and more budget friendly.

Could petrol and diesel ever become cheaper than charging an electric car?

We are delighted to announce the start of our partnership with Norsk Hydro who will manufacture our Production Stage aluminium channel.

Why the transition to EVs will need to be fair and equitable in order to be successful.