As we approach the anniversary of a year since the pandemic was declared, we use the data we’ve collected shed light on how behaviours have changed during the pandemic, how perception of certain brands has shifted, and what measures will make consumers feel more comfortable as they return to normal life.

YouGov Profiles data explores the most popular add-ons among British drivers.

YouGov daily polling reveals British attitudes towards petrol and diesel.

YouGov Profiles data looks at Brits who put fuel consumption first.

YouGov BrandIndex delves into climate change and the automotive industry.

Two thirds consider them to be less safe than conventional motorways

Exploring car enthusiasts and climate change with YouGov Profiles.

YouGov Profiles examines those who change their tyres in winter.

Christmas Eve looks to the busiest for outbound travel, with most planning on returning on the 27th

Purchase consideration for electric cars across the nine key European auto markets has so far been minimally impacted by Coronavirus, YouGov data shows.

A new YouGov Profiles study reveals which of us are using cars every day

Watch YouGov's latest webinar on the European electric car market.

YouGov's new white paper delves into Europeans' motivations for buying electric cars.

YouGov looks at the European electric car market in 2020.

Londoners are more likely to feel comfortable on the Overground than the Underground

YouGov analysis of consumer perception across nine European markets.

Bike sales increased by 63% year-on-year between April and June 2020 and Halfords has been among those leading the push with greatly improved brand health throughout the duration of the pandemic.

Cyclists are split over the issue, but the general population think they should

Boris Johnson told us this week that we’d reached the end of the beginning, the beginning of the end or some other such echo of his hero Churchill.

Flybe’s competitors are facing increasing pressure from the coronavirus outbreak, and have a lot to gain from its collapse