It had previously been suggested the 7 SUV would replace the 2 liftback; that's no longer the case Recently announced Polestar 7 SUV won't replace popular model, new CEO of Swedish EV brand says The Polestar 2 will not be succeeded by the recently confirmed Polestar 7 SUV and instead

New entry-level Pure model is £7000 cheaper than the Pure+ that it replaces; offers one mile less range Chinese brand revises hatchback’s line-up, gaining lower prices and a GT range-topper The GWM Ora 03 has been revised with new trim levels that bring significantly lower prices and sporty new GT range-topper. The new

Compact SUV offers lots of practicality, outstanding value for money, and an electrified ‘feel’ without the charging The growth of the MG brand in the UK has been so fast over the past five years that it has outstripped the rate at which the car maker has been able to spread

The biometric system uses 3D distance mapping to detect the driver’s exact position Continental displayed the latest version of its biometrics in-car tech at the Consumer Electronics Show. Called the Invisible Biometrics Sensing Display, it aims to improve passive safety for a car’s occupants.   Biometrics is the science of recognition using biological characteristics

Kia's US COO, Steve Center, is something of a legend in the US car trade Around a fifth of the Korean brand's volume in the US comes from a factory in Mexico “God help you,” says Kia America COO Steve Center when asked what he thinks of the UK’s ZEV

Gaydon goes very large indeed on both performance and 4x4 capability for its very first ultimate Defender On a rutted, unsealed gravel road about 200 miles north of Cape Town, South Africa, a very special new Land Rover - the Defender Octa - is doing its thing. It’s been doing it all

From full English to Continental, breakfast club car meets cater to all tastes I’m not sure if it was the Duke of Richmond’s people who coined the term ‘breakfast club’ for the famous enthusiast gatherings at the Goodwood Motor Circuit, but if it wasn’t, they were certainly the first to recognise