Summer concentrates the months with the highest road accident rates of the year. To the excesses of major festivals, revelry, and alcohol consumption, other risk factors must be added, which multiply with the arrival of good weather, such as distractions while driving and speeding. But the increase in accidents during the summer months is also explained by the appearance of heat, one of the factors that most influence driving safety, as it slows down drivers' reaction and concentration capacity. However, it is relatively simple to keep this summer factor under control by following a series of tips that we will now explain to you.

As every year, the month of June marks the start of the hottest weeks, and car air conditioning systems become indispensable elements when traveling by car, especially during the central hours of the day. Curiously, however, the air conditioning system is one of the great unknowns for most car owners in our country, as are the basic functionalities needed to optimize its performance.

With the price of gasoline and diesel through the roof and an increasingly evident energy dependence crisis in Europe, electric cars have already become an increasingly realistic alternative when buying a new car. Modern zero-emission electric cars have progressively shorter charging times, and at this point, they far surpass combustion vehicles in any comparative analysis that includes short and urban trips.