Thornley Kelham's 911 restomod is a hand-built masterpiece Bespoke restomod projects are all the rage today, and this is no great surprise. Over-familiarity will have led to a weary cynicism in many of us, but equally who among us, given the time and means, wouldn’t love to have a crack at creating

Sketch reveals chunky, upright proportions and bold styling New sketch reveals bold look for Volkswagen's long-awaited 'ID 1', due in showrooms in 2027 Volkswagen has revealed the styling of the ID Every 1 concept that it will show in full next month, previewing a £17k electric car to succeed the Up. The

The #6 will be Smart's slipperiest model yet, offering range figures north of 400 miles New rakish four-door saloon will be the brand's quickest model ever Smart’s sleek #6 flagship will be unveiled later this year as the brand’s quickest and most advanced model to date, packing reserves of more

Kia EV2 concept will preview a production car due in 2026 Production EV4 and PV5 are due this year; EV2 concept previews electric Rio replacement for 2026 Kia will reveal the production versions of the EV4 and PV5 and a concept version of the EV2 later this month. The trio will make their debuts at

More than three-quarters of Alphabet GB's EV order bank last year was priced over £40k Cost-pressured fleets face extra £850 tax bill for most electric company cars Four out of five electric company cars could be hit by an £850 ‘luxury tax’ levy from 1 April, pushing some models out

A vehicle using one of these batteries is expected to begin testing within the year, reports Korea’s ET News Hyundai will unveil its first solid-state battery next month, promising longer range and faster charging from packs that are sized similarly to today’s offerings. On 9 March, the Korean firm will open its

Motorists have been fined up to £100 even if they paid after the five-minute period or left due to a lack of space Drivers who park in ANPR camera-controlled private car parks will no longer be penalised for taking too long to pay. Law changes to elimate so-called 'five-minute fines' are set to come