Electric cars are the future, we are told. They are certainly greener than cars with combustion engines – but on top of much higher price tags, drivers also face a woefully incomplete charging infrastructure along British roads.  

Telegraph Money has been inundated with readers’ experiences in electric cars – from cold weather seizing up batteries, to desperately hunting for a compatible charger on the road. But we want to hear more.  

Are your journeys being stretched by travelling to a charging point? Or has shoddy infrastructure ever left you stranded? Perhaps you are a Tesla owner, with access to their speedy network. Please leave your name, as your submission could be used in next Saturday’s Telegraph Money supplement.