Is Volkswagen's family-friendly ID 4 electric SUV better when it's trying to mimic a coupé? Gone are the days when SUVs were purely boxy, drag-inducing lumps with a languid demeanour and lacklustre efficiency.Okay, so traditional SUVs are still a sales phenomenon, but there’s a more modern body style in town: the oh-so-fashionable

New EV charge card unlocks discounted rates for fleets Network's new charge card promises cheaper, simpler fuelling of electric vehicles for business users Ionity has launched an EV charge card with discounted rates for fleets as part of an effort to attract time-sensitive business drivers to its fast-growing network of rapid-charging

Traditional seven-slot grille appears to be larger than that on the Wagoneer S flagship SUV is set to move onto Stellantis’s STLA Large platform, slotting into Jeep line-up below electric Wagoneer S Jeep is priming the next-generation Cherokee for launch next year, with the new-look SUV set to offer the choice

GMA T50 will be one of the featured cars The British supercar firm will be the focus of the Festival of Speed's central sculpture The cars of Gordon Murray Automotive will be the focus of the famous central sculpture at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed as part of the event's celebration of 60 years of

ECOS requires owners to sell a car back after six months or 6000 miles Government believes scheme used by car makers and dealers is unfair The government’s plan to end what it has called “contrived car ownership schemes” has rattled the UK’s automotive industry, which forecasts devastating consequences for itself

In-car sleeping is an advertised feature of Xpeng's G6, not just a theoretical possibility Have you ever noticed that there are regional market trends for seat adjustment mechanisms? I never had, until a wise colleague some years ago pointed one out. “Japanese and Korean cars very often have lever-style adjusters for seat

How will PHEV tech affect this brew of comfort, luxury and practicality? This car has a bit of an identity crisis. Ever since Toyota's luxury brand launched its Radiant Crossover (yes, really) in 1998, the Lexus RX range has stood for one thing above all else: luxury. Yes, they went uncommonly well,