Electric vehicles consistently achieve higher pass rates than petrol cars in MOT tests once they exceed 60,000 miles, according to new data. The findings suggest that EVs maintain reliability and roadworthiness better over long distances compared to their petrol-powered counterparts. Experts attribute this trend to fewer moving parts and simpler mechanical systems in electric vehicles. The results highlight a key advantage for drivers considering long-term vehicle ownership and environmental benefits.
EVs outperform petrol in MOT tests above 60,000 miles Automotive World
