
We represent multiple brands who are producing a number of electric vehicles, with more on the way.
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It’s no secret that we’re moving towards an all-electric future when it comes to the world of automotive, with manufacturers aiming to fill their car ranges with fully electric vehicles ahead of combustion-based vehicles dropping off the market.
Despite their fairly conventional exteriors, electric vehicles are much less conventional underneath, with EVs propelling themselves exclusively with electric power.
While some may feel anxious about the future of motoring, electric cars offer many benefits for drivers, as well as for the environment. The ability to charge our vehicles at home, and for much less than it would cost to fuel them up, being a key advantage.
Here at Stoneacre, we represent numerous of the world’s leading manufacturers who are making great strides towards having a comprehensive range of all-electric vehicles for sale.
Already you’ll find a huge assortment of EV cars for sale, and in all shapes and sizes, too.
Models such as the Peugeot e-208 and Corsa-e make for very capable electric hatchbacks. Elsewhere, you’ll find many an electric SUV, such as the MG ZS EV, Ford Mustang Mach-E and all-new Kia Niro EV. Additionally, models such as the Toyota bZ4X and Volvo C40 bridge the gap between hatch and SUV.
Meanwhile, the used EV market is gradually growing as more and more motorists turn to electric cars.
So already there are plenty of deals on electric cars out there to be had. However, you could be forgiven for feeling that the cost of electric cars is a touch too high right now, and that’s fine.
As we get closer to the time where manufacturers have ranges of cars exclusively made up of EVs, electric car prices will align themselves much more with ICE cars. With that in mind, it could be worth holding out till we’re closer to the 2030 target for new cars going 100% electric.