Production version of the 4 Savane concept car is close to a green-light – and it feels it, too Renault is close to signing off a four-wheel-drive version of the 4 for production, having engineered a working prototype of the 4 Savane 4x4 concept car. Indeed, Autocar has driven the concept on a beach

Cameras are being used more widely than ever; it's high time we laid some ground rules on their functionality The BMW 7 Series I’m currently testing shows how it should be done: it’s a big car and use of digital cameras really helps you to deal with its bulk. I’m sure it

Brand to expand with drop-top next-gen A110 sports car and all-new A310 GT Alpine will have two convertibles in its line-up by 2030, with plans for drop-top versions of both its next-generation A110 sports car and its forthcoming Porsche 911-rivalling fastback GT. The Renault Group’s performance brand is in the process of building

Nissan's design-focused new EV takes on its rivals from Kia and Skoda A lot happened in 2010: a volcano erupted; Apple launched the first iPad; Lady Gaga wore a meat dress. It was all going on. I had a few memorable moments myself, even if I didn’t wear any bacon, get stranded due to

Mercedes and Volkswagen have struggled with their EV-specific model lines while Hyundai has succeeded Our spy shots of the next-generation Mercedes-Benz E-Class suggest that what's going to happen next with that car is what happened with the GLC over the summer: an end to the weird, soap bar-looking EQ electric models

The Renault 5-based electric hot hatch is also attracting new customers to the brand The Alpine A290 hot hatch is helping to convert long-time petrolheads to electric power, according to the brand’s UK boss. The Renault 5-based EV is the first new car under Alpine’s reinvention from a single-model sports car brand

Kia's Platform Beyond Vehicle range of electric vans is set to shake up the global market for commercial vehicles In this transition era for the automotive industry, barely a week passes without a manufacturer wheeling out a bold new electric machine with a flashy presentation that claims it brings tomorrow's technology