Changes could “significantly reduce” collisions that result in injury or death Speed limits for cars in Scotland could be reduced on selected roads if proposed new laws are given the go-ahead. Transport Scotland has proposed lowering the 60mph limit on single-carriageway roads to 50mph. This could “significantly reduce” collisions that result in injury or

With up to 360 miles of range and a stylish, practical, tech-packed interior, here are all the reasons why Skoda’s new all-electric model is the perfect pick The perfect balance: that’s the best way to sum up the new all-electric Skoda Elroq.  As Skoda’s first compact all-electric SUV, the new Skoda Elroq

Can Hyundai's compact crossover keep up with rivals from Ford and VW after a light nip-and-tuck? It might seem a little unusual to be talking about the updated Hyundai Bayon rather than one of the Korean brand’s newfangled electric models that’s brimming with new age technology.But Hyundai’s decision to roll out a

Unique resource of automotive history – 129 years of weekly reporting – now available for just £2.46 a week The Autocar Archive is now 100% complete, as a result of a gap-filling partnership with The British Library, giving subscribers access to all 6647 issues of Autocar published since 1895. The digital archive

First UK-bound car from Chery-owned 'premium off-road' brand targets both mainstream and premium marques The new Jaecoo 7, the first UK vehicle from the new ‘premium off-road’ brand, will arrive in in January, priced from £29,435 to take on rivals as broad as the Range Rover Evoque and Kia Sportage. Created by Chinese

Ministers will consult with car makers to find “options for a better way forward” Changes are set to be made to the UK’s zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate, the government has confirmed, following a backlash from car makers over the rules. The decision was announced this evening by business secretary Jonathan Reynolds, who said

Four-seat Lanzador concept will evolve into a production car by 2030 Supercar company won't delay its debut EV, even amid "flattening" demand, because it's an all-new model Lamborghini has no plans to follow Aston Martin and Bentley in delaying its first electric car – but will keep its three new hybrid