I want a plug-in hybrid but can't park on my drive. What are my options?
I'm interested in buying a plug-in hybrid but can't park on my own drive. I do have off-road parking, but in a shared area. So I wondered if any progress had been made on options for this situation?
Asked on 13 July 2020 by Derrick Haynes

You're unlikely to get the best out of a PHEV if you can't easily charge at home. If you've got a lamp post outside your house, some councils are trialling lamp post EV charging. But that won't suit a lot of people. We'd recommend a 'self-charging' hybrid instead.
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