United Kingdom, March 10 -- The UK government has been urged to make electric vehicles "accessible for everyone".

New research from the AA has warned that drivers are "confused" by the country's electric car transition, and the insurance company has observed that the government's plan focuses on "supply but does little to encourage demand for EVs".

Jakob Pfaudler, the AA chief executive, said: "Our message to government is more needs to be done to make EVs accessible for everyone."

As part of the government's environmental roadmap, all new cars and vans will be required to be fully zero emission by 2035.

And the Department for Transport has insisted that it is supporting efforts to meet its long-term target, despite criticism from ind...