What does the Clio have in common with Oasis, and why does Renault sell skateboards now? We hear all Step inside Renault’s bold reinvention with this episode of the Autocar Meets podcast. Deputy editor Felix Page rides through London with Renault’s chief marketing officer, Arnaud Belloni, to uncover how the brand

New petrol 718 variants inbound alongside EV; upcoming 'K1' luxury SUV swaps from EV to ICE power Porsche will include a combustion engine option for “top” versions of the next-generation 718 Boxster and Cayman as part of a significant shift in the company’s electric strategy that also kills the planned large ‘K1’

No new Land Rover cars have been produced since 1 September cyber attack; issues affecting JLR globally The UK government has officially stepped in to help JLR as it looks to restart car production following a cyber attack that has severely affected the firm's operations. On Tuesday, the Jaguar and Land Rover company said

BMW was in financial difficulty in the 1960s - until the Neue Klasse saloon turned up BMW has recently revealed its new iX3 SUV at the Munich motor show, as the first member of its 'Neue Klasse' of EVs. These cars are critical for the company's future just as the original

Electric equivalent of best-selling XC60 SUV will offer more than 435 miles of range The crucial new Volvo EX60 electric family SUV, described as a "cornerstone" of the firm's future line-up, will be revealed on 21 January. The Swedish firm has been gradually hyping the launch of the new EV for months and

Renault Clio adverts were once talked about like TV shows in the UK "Clio could be English": supermini has a special place in UK culture and needs its own campaign here Renault will launch a UK-specific marketing campaign for the new sixth-generation Clio in a landmark break from the established convention

Negative reaction from customers has dampened enthusiasm for what could have been a money-spinner The once-hopeful dream of car makers to persuade customers to pay for subscriptions to useful technology is being dashed by a combination of consumer reluctance, technology democratisation and cut-throat competition for business. Enthusiasm for what could have been a