Drivers leasing a car have been told that green motors are likely to become more popular in the future.<\/p>\n
This is because of a number of issues currently occurring in the motoring industry, Neil Wallis, head of communications at the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership (LowCVP), pointed out.<\/p>\n
He noted that solutions to reduce the cost of fuel prices and taxes often go “hand-in-hand” with those that are greener or saves on emissions.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, some areas charging less for driving vehicles such as these, for example in the congestion zone of London, could also encourage people to invest in these models in 2011.<\/p>\n
Mr Wallis added: “It’s a big year and they will certainly grow in popularity. It is also a year in which people will become much familiar with [electric cars].”<\/p>\n
One green vehicle which has proven popular recently is the Nissan Leaf, which was the first full-electric motor to win the Car of the Year award earlier this year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"