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Make the Switch with GoEV
With the ongoing technological and societal shift to net-zero and alternative fuel vehicles, GOEV was established by Chorley Group to promote, inform and educate new and existed customers of the rapid ongoing changes occurring within the automotive industry through our regular EV blog, YouTube channel and much more.
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100% Electric Cars
Fully Electric Vehicles (or EVs)are the ultimate choice for people who want to eliminate their fuel bill whilst also doing their bit to reduce CO2 emissions. EVs don’t have any exhausts, engines or fuel tanks – most use a lithium-ion battery which can be charged from any any one of a the expanding charge points across the country or via a home charger on your driveway.
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Electric Vehicles
Plug-in-Hybrid (or PHEV)
Plug-in (or sometimes called PHEV) cars are half way between a hybrid and 100% electric vehicle. Combining both battery and fuel engines, the Plug-In hybrids rely on the battery for short trips – ideal for short commuters. The Plug-In hybrid will require charging like a regular EV – with the option to switch to your fuel reserves if your battery is low or depleted.
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What Do Our Customers Say?
Read what our previous customers have to say about their experiences at Chorley Group
Common Questions & Answers
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Can I really save much money with an electric/hybrid vehicle?
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Short answer, yes. The typical costs of charging an electric vehicle at home are around 1/5th of petrol/diesel. So for every £10 you normally spend on Petrol, instead you'd be spending £2-3 on electric.
Sure there’s no fuel costs, but don’t I still have to pay for the electricity at home or a charge point?
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Yes, you do. But the cost is much less than you were previously paying for Petrol. We'd recommend that you check your home electricity tariff, and consider switching to one which gives cheaper off-peak rates for charging your electric vehicle overnight. Public chargers vary in cost, but still the cost is less per mile than Petrol.
