The leaked picture (below) showed a similar design to what our render previewed in 2019 The car was tipped to lead the brand’s electric reinvention before it was scrapped in 2021 Pictures have surfaced of an almost production-ready version of Jaguar’s electric XJ, the car that was tipped to lead

"The McLaren F1 and P1 were ‘holy sh*t!’ cars. The W1 isn’t the same." So McLaren has launched not simply a new flagship supercar but, in its own words, “the real supercar”. A supercar created with a “World Championship mindset”; “multiple patents filed”.  It’s a punchy press release, the copywriters at the

The Dacia Duster is a no-nonsense machine that wears its bargain price tag like a badge of honour The term ‘all-rounder’ is overused, but when it comes to the trusty and affordable Dacia Duster, it couldn’t be more appropriate.Having taken some 100,000 sales since its UK launch in 2013, the Duster

Abarth recently launched the 600e, its second and most powerful EV Italian performance firm sees EVs are cheaper to own while offering the same power and enjoyment Abarth won’t produce any more pure-combustion cars, focusing instead on electric cars, its European boss has told Autocar.  The brand last year launched its

First car on new compact car platform can be had with 440-mile EV powertrain or super-efficient petrol MHEV The new Mercedes-Benz CLA will be revealed in the coming months with the choice of two battery-electric powertrains or an all-new petrol engine that promises diesel levels of efficiency. The first car on Mercedes's

We asked a Swiss journalist whether Britain could recover its post-war lead as the European industry got going again "If you chance upon a new Austin with foreign numberplates, it isn’t really chance at all. For since the war tens of thousands of Austins have gone abroad. Why so? Two reasons

Ukrainian vehicle maker Torsus calls these the world’s toughest heavy-duty off-road buses Travelling by bus can be a mixed bag. You’ll either glide quickly to your stop, or you’ll be stuck next to someone unfamiliar with deodorant. You’re also trapped on normal, Tarmac-clad roads. But what if there was a bus that