Wouldn't it be better if electric cars were more efficient rather than installing faster chargers? How long does it take to fill up a car? When the difference between a fast fuel pump and a slow one and a big tank and a small one is three minutes, the answer is
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Peugeot to expand GTi with more hot models after e-208
Boss says the brand wouldn't revive GTi just for one car – but all future hot hatches will be electric Peugeot will flesh out its revived GTi performance line-up with more models beyond the new e-208 hot hatch as part of a push to put “great driving sensations” at the core of
How the Fiat Punto’s demise marked the rise of the SUV era
The lack of a Punto replacement points to a shift in European buying habits The supermini was almost realised by Fiat in 1971 with its 127. Almost, because this small, neat and peppy two-box fastback first appeared with a bootlid. A hatchback was optionally offered a year later, when the three-door Renault
Fiat Grande Panda Electric gains entry trim with steel wheels
Pop trim replaces Red charity special, bringing starting price of retro supermini EV down to £20,995 The Fiat Grande Panda Electric has gained a new entry-level trim in the UK, meaning it now starts from £20,995. The Pop grade that was previously exclusive to the Grande Panda Hybrid replaces Red trim, bringing
"All over the place": haphazard incentive cuts threaten EV confidence
Calls for stable incentives mount as Autumn Budget shifts fleet tax goalposts Experts are warning against the “haphazard” removal of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle incentives, following further adjustment to fleet tax breaks as part of the 2025 Budget. Businesses are critical for the UK’s plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and battery-electric vehicle (BEV) market,
How to buy the right car warranty
As the average age of cars and the cost of fixing them rise, aftermarket cover is growing in popularity The nation's cars are getting older. According to the RAC Foundation, their average age is almost 10 years, an increase of 2.5 years on 2015. A couple of reasons: it’s becoming more expensive to
Porsche 911 GT3 R proves old-school engineering isn't dead
Small mechanical updates make the new GT3 R more drivable With so much of the news from manufacturers these days focused on software-defined vehicles, we could be forgiven for believing the era of grassroots engineering has long passed. Thankfully it hasn't, and the same basic principles still apply to making cars go, stop,