Tools for your Electric Vehicle journey

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How can Go Ultra Low help you?

Go Ultra Low is a joint government and industry initiative created to provide you with everything you need to know about electric vehicles, EV for short.

Whether you’re looking to choose an EV for yourself or for your business, calculate car tax savings or just curious to learn more about EVs, we can help. We have details on a huge range of the UK’s most popular electric cars as well as a UK wide EV charging map and other smart tools.

Start exploring how an EV could change your driving, find out some of the reasons why thousands of drivers around the UK are switching to EVs.

Why go electric?

Lower cost

EVs offer an excellent investment for drivers looking for a cheaper, more efficient and reliable way to get around. Like traditional petrol and diesel vehicles, the cost of buying an electric car varies depending on make, model, features and type.

There is an EV to suit every type of budget and our car selector tool is designed to help you find your perfect car quickly and easily.

Cheaper to maintain

While the price of an EV may be similar to most comparable petrol or diesel cars, the cost of running one is significantly cheaper.

Fully electric cars are designed to be as efficient as possible and there are generally 3 main components powering the vehicle; the on-board charger, inverter and motor. This means there is far less wear and tear on the car and little stress on the motor, with fewer moving parts susceptible to damage. This means you’ll rarely have to have your EV serviced and the running and repair costs are minimal.

Better for the environment

Fully electric cars have zero tailpipe emissions making them greener, cleaner and better for the environment than any petrol or diesel car currently on the road. When driven in electric mode, plug-in hybrids emit zero tailpipe emissions.

In order to drive in the most environmentally friendly way possible, make sure to keep your plug-in hybrid charged up so that you can carry out the majority of driving in electric mode.

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Electric cars are already cheaper to own and run than petrol or diesel alternatives in five European countries analysed in new research.

The Guardian, February 2019

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