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About Hartwell-EV

Hartwell-EV is the specialist used electric vehicle dealer based in Oxfordshire. With over 100 years of automotive experience, Hartwell-EV provides an excellent range of vehicles to our customers as we welcome an all-electric future.

As electric vehicle specialists, Hartwell-EV can provide you with the knowledge and expertise you need to navigate the used electric vehicle market and find the perfect, low-emission car for you. From mild hybrids to fully electric cars, our specialists can help you find the car that suits your lifestyle at an affordable price with incredible low rate finance.

The Benefits of Going Electric

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Charge up & save money

You'll find the cost savings soon add up!

You could save £839.29 by switching to a Mustang Mach-E over the UK Average vehicle!* See the full breakdown below.

With fewer moving parts with a battery replacing the engine, you’ll also save on servicing costs as well as benefitting from tax breaks and avoiding low emission zone charges.*

Charging at home

Charging an electric vehicle can be as easy as plugging in your smartphone. Most EV users charge their car overnight to wake up with a fully-charged battery. This can be done via a home charging wall-box for easy charging on the driveway, but you can charge from a regular 3-pin power socket too.

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Charging on the go

The availability of charging units is ever-expanding. In the UK, there are now around 50,000 connectors in over 18,000 different locations. Compare this to the number of petrol stations in the UK which is only just over 8,000! Rest assured you’ll never be too far from an EV charging point.

There are thousands of free electric car charge points too, located in places like shopping centres and public car parks. What’s not to love about electric driving?

Drive sustainably, no compromises

Research shows that average lifetime emissions from electric cars are around 30% lower than petrol cars in the UK. As the world turns towards renewable sources of electricity, this figure can reach 70%. Choosing to drive an electric car or an electric van can reduce your individual or business’ carbon footprint significantly.

You’d be doing your bit for the planet without compromising on driving experience, as EV’s offer a smooth, powerful acceleration and a silent, responsive drive

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You could save on average £839.29 per year by switching to an All-Electric Ford Mustang Mach-E*

Using UK averages and the output of the Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium 91kWh (98kWh) Extended Range AWD 351PS (258kW) - 341-mile range

All-Electric Ford Mustang Mach-E costs to cover 10,000 miles
Energy consumption KwH/100 miles 30.1
Average price of KwH in UK £0.34
Cost per 100 miles £10.23
Cost per 10,000 miles in a year £1,023.22

Using UK averages and the output of the Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD - 352-mile range

Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD costs to cover 10,000 miles
Energy consumption KwH/100 miles 25.0
Average price of KwH in UK £0.34
Cost per 100 miles £8.50
Cost per 10,000 miles in a year £850.00

Compare the Electric vehicles above to the average UK vehicle below:

UK average vehicle costs to cover 10,000 miles
Average MPG (Petrol) 36mpg
Average price of fuel (Petrol) 147.49p* 
Cost per 100 miles £18.63
Cost per 10,000 miles in a year £1,862.51

 

Find the Right Type of Electric Car For You

A Mild Hybrid (MHEV) uses a small electric motor to assist the engine and improve efficiency. You’ll be stopping for fuel less frequently and getting further with your money.

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A Hybrid (HEV) switches seamlessly between their self-charging electric motors and combustion engines, so can run solely on electric power for short distances, unlike MHEVs.

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A Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) contains a larger battery which can be charged from an external electrical supply. They can offer a further pure electric range than a regular hybrid.

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A Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) runs on battery power alone. No engine. No fuel. No emissions. But all the benefits that come with pure electric driving.

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* Terms & Conditions:

The statistics given are only an example. Costs may vary from household and owner real statistics.

The statistics given are only an example. Costs may vary from household and owner real statistics. Information for saving comparison is taken from:

https://www.ford.co.uk/content/dam/guxeu/uk/documents/price-list/cars/PL-Mustang_Mach-E.pdf 

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/energy-bills-support/energy-bills-support-factsheet-8-september-2022 

https://www.nimblefins.co.uk/cheap-car-insurance/average-mpg 

https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/fuel-watch/ - as correct of 12.03.23 

http://www.fuel-economy.co.uk/calc.html 

https://www.evspecifications.com/en/model/445a110 

Electric Calculator

Still not sure which of the electrified vehicle types is best for you? Use our electric calculator to find if your lifestyle suits an electric vehicle.

Our handy tool takes into consideration your annual mileage, most common journey and longest journey amongst other things to help guide you to the best type of vehicle for your lifestyle.

To take a step on the road to electrification click the button below:

Electric Calculator

Hartwell-EV Blog

We regularly update our blog to provide the latest news and comprehensive EV guides for all you need to know about electric cars.

Check out our latest posts:

How to charge your Electric Car

How to charge your Electric Car

26 May 2022

This guides provides everything you need to know about charging an electric car. From the types of connector, how quickly you can charge your car at different locations, and even must-know charging etiquette!

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