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Electric cars are TWICE as likely to have tyre defects as petrol vehicles, research reveals

Daily Mail Science and Tech · 23 September 2026 at 10:41

Electric cars are TWICE as likely to have tyre defects as petrol vehicles, research reveals

Electric cars are nearly twice as likely to suffer tyre defects compared to petrol vehicles, new research suggests.

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Electric cars are TWICE as likely to have tyre defects as petrol vehicles, research reveals

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