Brindley Electric

Welcome to Brindley Electric Vehicles

Looking to make the switch from traditional petrol and diesel engines? With more choice than ever, there's never been a better time to go green with something from Brindley Group's range of Electric, Hybrid, and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles.

Experience emission-free driving like never before thanks to our collection's powerful, environmentally-conscious innovations, featuring best-sellers from some of the world's most progressive, forward-thinking manufacturers – including Honda, Hyundai, JAECOO, Kia, Mazda, Maxus, MG, OMODA, Chery, Changan and XPENG.

Why not take one of these motoring game-changers for a spin? Visit our showrooms in Cannock, West Bromwich or Wolverhampton to test drive an electric vehicle and enjoy the future of motoring today.

Zero CO2 emissions

Driving an electric vehicle reduced both direct and lifecycle emissions from vehicle production

No petrol costs

By not using traditional fuels, you’ll save money, particularly when home charging.

A smooth driving experience

With fewer moving parts and reduced engine noise, expect a calmer commute in your new EV

Low to zero road tax

Thanks to reduced emissions, running costs will be cheaper. EVs are exempt from road tax until 2025!

Government grants and incentives

With the government keen to meet agreed emissions targets, financial assistance is available to help you.

No more range anxiety

Some EV cars deliver over 300 miles fully charged, which is sure to soothe any range anxiety you might have.

Latest Electric New Cars

Check out the best new electric and hybrid cars and make the switch to electric driving today.

Which Electric Car should I Buy?

There are some things to consider when choosing an electric car such as charging, driving range and road tax. We’re here to help you choose the car that’s best suited to your needs.

Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)

Battery electric vehicles run only on a battery, are eco-friendly, low-maintenance, and charged at home or public stations.

Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)

Plug-in hybrids combine an electric motor and fuel engine, allowing short trips on electricity while still using fuel for longer drives.

Self-charging Hybrid (HEV)

Self-charging hybrids use both a fuel engine and electric motor, switching between them as needed and recharging the battery via regenerative braking.

Mild Hybrid (MHEV)

Mild hybrids use a small battery and motor to boost fuel efficiency but cannot run on electric power alone, powering features like air conditioning or heated seats instead.