Powered solely by batteries and producing zero tailpipe emissions, today’s BEVs are typically capable of driving 280 miles on a single charge – and some offer up to 450 miles.

Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles are zero-emission electric vehicles, which use hydrogen fuel cells to generate power. Their only outputs are electricity, heat and water.

Capable of typically between 20-70+ miles’ zero emission driving on a single charge, Plug-in Hybrids can also run on petrol or diesel for longer trips.

Use power generated during braking to improve fuel economy and reduce overall emissions. HEVs are capable of zero emission driving but typically have less range than a PHEV.