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Can someone summarise, rewrite it more simple and in point form?

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Fuel Economy and Efficiency


At the beginning of the 21st Century bigger was better and we saw the emergence of big, powerful petrol guzzlers. As we move towards the present day we have seen a much needed green revolution as people recognise the avoidable damage that has been done to the environment. As people's environmental conscience’ has grown, so has the development in alternate fuel. Most notably the release of the highly attractive Nissan LEAF in 2010, a game changer in the industry that finally offered a convenient and manageable alternative to fossil fueled vehicles across the world. We’ve got a great article that explains all the costs and benefits of the 2016 Nissan LEAF, read ‘2016 Nissan LEAF: Car Guide’ for more information. Even before this, we had witness and improvement in fuel economy by 14% between 2000 and 2010 and, as you can imagine, this is only set to continue! The introduction of a new VED, which stands for Vehicle Excise Duty and is the annual tax you pay to keep your car on the road, has also given more incentive to car owners to be more economically and environmentally aware. This is a new tax that prohibits and penalises heavy emission vehicles and has therefore influenced manufacturers to make their new releases more economic and so more appealing. If you’re not sure about the VED road taxes and what they mean, we’ve written a super useful blog all about it called ‘2017 VED Road Tax Changes. How Will It Affect Me?’ so head over, get caught up and don’t get caught out!​

Answer 1

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