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BMW Vision iNEXT previews 2021 EV
Five days, three continents, and four cities: Munich, New York, San Francisco, and Beijing. It may sound like the itinerary of a famous rock band’s →
BMW i3 review: Living with the ultimate electric car?
This is what’s called putting your money where your mouth is: because this is a review of our BMW i3. Yes, Pocket-lint went out and bought an →
The 2019 Honda Insight is the anti-Prius
The 2019 Honda Insight looks inoffensively normal, and in hybrid terms that makes it odder than most. At a time when you can typically spot →
Hello Porsche Taycan: Tesla-rivaling Mission E gets its launch name
Porsche has revealed the name of the production Mission E all-electric sedan, which will launch as the 2020 Porsche Taycan. The name was confirmed today, →
Hello Porsche Taycan: Tesla-rivaling Mission E gets its launch name
Porsche has revealed the name of the production Mission E all-electric sedan, which will launch as the 2020 Porsche Taycan. The name was confirmed today, →
Pros And Cons Of The Electric Motorcycle
Love them or loathe them, electric vehicles are here to stay. Electric cars are already highly practical: Tesla’s Model S can go over 300 miles →
Car tax changes in 2018 – what do I need to know?
The UK’s car tax (VED) bandings were given a massive shake-up in April 2017 and they’re changing again in April 2018. Here, you can check →
The Most Disappointing Cars on the Road in 2018
Whether someone is buying a luxury vehicle or a humble car for the daily commute, everyone has expectations. According to data from Consumer Reports, many →
Jaguar I-Pace first drive: Ice driving with the all-electric Jag
The Jaguar I-Pace is the company’s new all-electric SUV. In many people’s minds it represents the future of the British brand. It’s Jaguar Land Rover’s first real →
Coming soon: new electric cars
Demand for electrified cars has surged in the last four years, with registrations increasing from around 3500 in 2013 to almost 119,000 in 2017. However, →
Tesla Model S 100D review: London to Scotland and back in the reigning EV king
Having been with us for almost six years, the electric Tesla Model S has quickly shifted from rare, exotic spaceship of the future to a →
Toyota Prius review: Celebrating 20 years of the hybrid car
It might seem scarcely believable, but in 2017 the Toyota Prius celebrates its 20th Birthday. To mark this momentous occasion, we took the opportunity to →
4 Tesla Roadster alternatives you can drive today
So the new Tesla Roadster has you gripped. There’s $200k burning a hole in your pocket – or $250k, if you want to be among →
How Consumer Reports Rated Top Electric Cars in Reliability for 2018
Without a reputation for solid reliability, electric vehicles are a tough sell for today’s consumer. Even with federal and tax credits, the cost of an →
Polestar 1: Hi-po hybrid coupe revealed – 441kW, 1000Nm hybrid
Volvo’s performance arm has today unveiled what it calls the very first vehicle of its new era of performance electric cars. Polestar says the launch →
Tesla Model 3 vs. 2018 Nissan Leaf: The Key Differences
If you’re hoping to phase out gasoline and high maintenance costs, electric cars ought to be on your radar. Plug-ins serve as a great hedge against →
McLaren 720S review: Too close to perfection?
THE GOOD Fast is an understatement Champion handling Excellent ride quality THE BAD More expensive than its rivals Exhaust note could be better The McLaren →
America’s Most Wanted: The Used Cars Everyone Is Snatching Up
We know which new vehicle sells the most year after year: Ford F-150. Countless business owners use it for work, and after decades atop the sale →
2018 Cadillac CT6 Platinum Review: A True Autonomous Car Hits the Highway
THE GOOD Most advanced autonomous driving features yet Impressive video rear-view mirror Teen driver mode Responsive handling with rear-wheel steering 34-speaker Bose audio system Supports →
Here’s Everything You Need to Know About the 2018 Nissan Leaf
Pop quiz: What’s the best-selling electric car of all time? If you guessed the Tesla Model S, you’d be wrong. With over 250,000 sold worldwide →
Here’s When BMW and Other Automakers Will Abandon Gasoline
Detroit might be churning out trucks and SUVs with reckless abandon, and oil companies are carrying on with business as usual, but the writing is on the →
Top 10 electric cars to buy right now
Electric cars are growing in popularity, and no wonder: they’re quiet, cheap to run and smooth to drive. But which are the bright sparks to →
The Most Overpriced Hybrid and Electric Vehicles on the Market
If you look at fuel economy ratings for hybrids and electric vehicles, the numbers jump off the screen. Toyota Prius Prime, the plug-in version of the →
2018 Nissan Leaf revealed
The all-new 2018 Nissan Leaf electric hatch has been revealed in Japan today, at a giant tech-centric gala event inside the old Tokyo motor show venue. The →
The 10 slowest-depreciating cars of 2017
Want your next car to hold on to as much of its value as possible? You’ll need to buy one of these When you buy →
The best electric cars 2017: Five worth considering
The best electric car? We have driven them all – here are five worth considering in 2017, including their running costs and UK price, plus two →
These 10 Popular Cars Could Be Extinct in the Next Year
Here’s something automakers don’t want you to know: They’re starting to panic. After years of record-breaking new car sales, rock-bottom gas prices, and favorable trade →
Buyer’s Remorse: 10 Most Disappointing Cars on the Market
New car reviews can’t tell you everything. Even when models thrill a reviewer and come from a respected automaker, it takes some time on the →
10 New Cars That Practically Drive Themselves
Today, a majority of Americans are afraid of autonomous cars. That loss of control is genuinely worrying to most people — and with good cause. →
2017 Hyundai Ioniq Electric Review
THE GOOD: The 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Electric feels well-balanced from behind the wheel, drives effortlessly and outperforms its own range estimations. Dashboard electronics work through an →