Petrol prices on Google Maps: what it means for your fuel bill
Near real-time petrol and diesel prices are now visible on Google Maps in the UK, helping drivers find cheaper fuel and potentially save around £40 a year.
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Analysis of ownership costs, charging, finance and the market. Read the figures together with their sources and assumptions.
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Near real-time petrol and diesel prices are now visible on Google Maps in the UK, helping drivers find cheaper fuel and potentially save around £40 a year.
Read articleResearch from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles shows van drivers could cut fuel bills by up to 87% by switching to an electric van as diesel prices continue to rise.
Read articleIn CRN 9/2026, Paweł Mamcarz discusses AI, TCO calculations and data checks. A short overview with a link to the full Polish interview.
Read articleManual costs, four financing options and corrected tax calculations. See what TCO v6 changes for private and business users, and why results can differ from v5.
Read articleCompare four financing options for private and business buyers in Poland. A worked TCO example shows how resale value and mileage can change the cheapest option.
Read articleFerrari confirms 122 kWh gross, 880 V and charging up to 350 kW. We correct the 195 Wh/kg versus 195 kWh error and do not calculate TCO without a verified price.
Read articleHistorical DAT figures for mileage, purchase prices and workshop costs, with their limits for an individual ownership-cost comparison.
Read article72% of German car owners linked considering an EV to home charging. That preference does not establish a universal ownership-cost result.
Read article72% of a defined respondent group worried about BEV resale value. We distinguish those attitudes from a depreciation forecast.
Read articleWhat the DAT survey groups actually show and which vehicle-specific facts are still needed to assess a used EV’s ownership costs.
Read articleCompare the exact version, charging window and route conditions. Peak power alone cannot tell you which car finishes a journey first.
Read articleSeparate hands-on tasks, waiting and charging that overlaps with parking. Your routes and access to a charger determine the result.
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