The compact crossover, which was crowned 2024's best-seller, leads the charts after a strong May We're now halfway through 2025, and the Ford Puma is still holding firm as the UK's best-selling car.  Not only is it clinging on to the top spot this year, but it also finished 2024 as the country's

Changes will be made as part of the iOS 26 software update for iPhones, which will arrive this autumn Apple CarPlay is to receive a major update aimed at increasing usability and introducing more customisation options. Arriving as part of the new iOS 26 software package for iPhones (previewed on Monday night and due

New EV will replace the Touran, plugging the gap between the Golf and ID Buzz Smaller sibling to ID Buzz could drawn on retro concepts such as the 2011 Bulli and 2016 Budd-e Volkswagen is weighing up the viability of an electric compact MPV to replace the Touran and offer a

How good is the Suzuki eVitara in reality? Its Toyota twin has the answer It’s not déjà vu – it’s the new Toyota Urban Cruiser. If this smaller sibling of the bZ4X looks familiar, it’s because we recently drove the Suzuki eVitara, which is essentially the same car.Toyota and Suzuki are

Toyota responds to criticism of electric family crossover with big update The Toyota bZ4X, the brand’s all-important mid-size electric SUV (or Tesla Model Y fighter, if you want to be confrontational) didn’t have the easiest start to life: delays, an early recall and then controversy over how big its battery actually

Bold new styling language and tech-heavy new platform for EV counterpart to Merc's best-seller Mercedes-Benz’s crucial new electric GLC has entered the final stages of development ahead of a public debut at the Munich motor show in September. Stuttgart has released new official pictures of its rival to the upcoming BMW iX3,

Percy Lambert became the first person to do 100mph in this 1913 Talbot The story behind car maker Talbot is far more complicated than you might think What is the most confusing car brand of all time? It’s an intriguing question – and we reckon the answer might well be Talbot. The