Clean, efficient and economical, electric and hybrid vehicles represent a new age of motoring. At Baylis MG, we’re delighted to be able to provide a number of models that embrace this innovation.
The various types of low emissions models available vary in operation. Learn more about your options today.
View some of the most frequently asked questions regarding electric and hybrid motoring.
A hybrid vehicle is one that utilises an electric motor to complement the performance of a traditional fuel-powered engine. The addition of such a feature often means you can drive in all-electric mode for a set range, thereby emitting zero CO2 emissions and boosting the economy of the vehicle.
Mild hybrid vehicles - i.e. those with self charging technology - are often able to simply complement the performance of the fuel engine, sometimes providing all-electric capability for a short period of time. Plug-in hybrids, meanwhile, provide a greater range thanks to being able to hold a greater charge in its battery.
A number of home charging solutions are available for electric cars, while public charging points - such as those found at petrol stations and supermarkets - are available across the UK, with more being added all the time.
Regenerative braking is an intelligent system that converts energy normally lost during braking into an electrical charge for the battery. As such, you will be able to charge vehicles featuring such technology as you go.
Yes. A host of solutions - ranging from a cable for a traditional three-pin outlet to dedicated high wattage chargers - are available. What’s more, government grants are often available to make installation more affordable.
Hybrid batteries are designed to last for at least 100,000 miles, with many able to cover 150,000 miles with ease before they need replacing. Speak to our sales experts today for more details.
Replacing a traditional combustion engine with a battery-powered motor, electric cars are able to provide instant torque and impressive range all from one charge. The battery requires regular charging at a suitable outlet, available both at home and in public.