This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) in the United Kingdom, examining various aspects of the topic through a literature review, data analysis, and discussion of relevant processes. The report begins with an introduction to research skills and defines the scope of academic research, focusing on the growing trend of EVs in the UK. The main body of the report illustrates the literature and data related to EVs, highlighting their benefits such as improved air quality, reduced noise pollution, and government incentives. It also discusses different types of EVs, including battery-powered, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell vehicles. The report describes the methodologies utilized for selecting literature and data, including quantitative and qualitative techniques, as well as primary and secondary data collection methods. A summary of literature and data reveals both the positive and negative aspects of EVs, such as reduced emissions and charging limitations. The relevance and reliability of the sources are assessed, followed by a reflection on the research process. The report concludes by emphasizing the significance of the research findings for understanding the EV market and its future in the UK.