Land Rover brand's first EV is pictured testing in extreme conditions as it approaches launch The new Range Rover Electric has completed a second round of winter testing ahead of its launch. Key aspects put to the test included the EV's new thermal management system: how well it could heat the cabin and maintain rapid-charging performance in extreme sub-zero

BMW says its smallest car has a “very important role to play” as it moves into the Neue Klasse era The BMW 1 Series will return for a radically reinvented fourth generation within the next three years, as the German brand goes against its rivals in committing to its entry-level model.  As

Stellantis-backed Chinese brand's third Europe-bound EV is a keenly priced compact crossover Leapmotor is growing rapidly both in its home market and abroad, becoming the world's 11th most popular electric car manufacturer last year and aiming to surge into the top five by the end of the decade. Key to that ambitious plan

With 335bhp and 4WD, the Elroq vRS covers 0-62mph in 5.4sec Dual-motor set-up brings 52bhp more than standard electric crossover plus lower, stiffer chassis tune The hot vRS version of the new Skoda Elroq will be priced from £46,560 when it arrives in the UK this summer. The vRS brings a number of changes

Fixed-roof GTS has the production go-ahead after its 2024 concept debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed MG has confirmed plans to put the four-seat hard-top version of its Cyberster sports car into production.  The fixed-roof Cyberster GTS was revealed as a running prototype at last year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, but

Land Rover Defender-shaped EV unveiled in China as a follow-up to the Cyberster electric roadster MG has taken to the Shanghai motor show to reveal a rugged, boxy SUV concept that previews the second model in its fashion-focused Cyber line-up. The Cyber X is a bold, two-box, 4x4-inspired crossover measuring 4.3 metres

Wait list at more than half of Britain's test centres has hit six months; national average now five months The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) will boost driving test capacity by 10,000 slots per month in a bid to cut the months-long wait faced by learners across the UK. According to