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The car-maker has launched part-electric versions of the 500 and the Panda, and while they might not be game-changers, it’s a step in the right direction
The car-maker has launched part-electric versions of the 500 and the Panda, and while they might not be game-changers, it’s a step in the right direction
While full electric versions of Peugeot’s regular fare are already available, the 508 Hybrid and 3008 Hybrid4 will be huge steps forward for those who need to drive further and recharge more quickly
Ford needed a much better compact crossover than the substandard EcoSport. In the Fiesta-based Puma, it finally has one
The T is deliberate, denoting a powerful SUV that’s also everyday-capable
The leviathan 4.0 V8 Audi SUV is deeply impressive to drive, cornering like a machine far smaller in size and lighter in weight
Volvo is aiming for Polestar to be a standalone brand for high-power luxury electric vehicles – and the Polestar 1 sets a dazzlingly powerful precedent
There are special vehicles, and then there’s the Porsche 911 Speedster. Matt Robinson samples some sports car perfection
The new M340i exudes speed and power without making a big song and dance about it
New updates to Alfa Romeo's Giula saloon and Stelvio SUV for 2020 mean they are now a real alternative to premuim German rivals
It’s expensive, ugly and gobbles petrol at a ferocious rate, but the new BMW X6 is a hell of a performer, writes Matt Robinson
The French carmaker’s design renaissance continues as it unveils its latest supermini
The Flying Spur’s third modern incarnation is a big, powerful car that’s also remarkably easy to drive
McLaren’s attempt to diversify its portfolio is a rare mis-step, with a compromised offering that is really a mid-engined supercar struggling to impersonate a GT
Audi has added the Sportback model to its Q3 family – but is that enough to give this machine the right image in the eyes of trendy buyers?
Do we really need another crossover? When it comes to the Škoda Kamiq, with its effortless driving and countless small but ingenious touches, the answer is yes
The secret to the Mazda’s success is that it was a simple formula – or, if you are being less charitable, it was simply a case of the Japanese company copying a European idea and doing it better
The new Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid turns in some extraordinary numbers, both on the eco and performance sides, writes Matt Robinson
The Rolls-Royce is known as the ultimate luxury item, and for good reason. Driving the Dawn and the marque’s top dog, the Phantom VIII, offers an experience like no other