car reviews

There's nothing quite like it and it drives superbly. But there are roomier and lairier alternatives out there

Another likely hit from one of the leading EV carmakers. Beneath the distinctive design, it pleases rather than entertains

BMW has no intention of throwing combustion under the bus… this new 3 Series remains the benchmark saloon

World-leading range, tip top handling, and an interior that ignores the rulebook… BMW has thrown down the gauntlet with this

A remarkable combination of smooth-riding refinement with the ability to make serious progress on road. And off it

A very competent electric hatchback, but not quite hot hatch levels of fun... unless it’s the VZ one

The Range Rover has long been the luxury car to have. Now the Electric is the Range Rover to have

The R4 has a sense of fun in both its looks and its driving, and feels immaculate. This is a very, very good value car

The world’s best-selling EV gets a serious update. Trouble is, BMW's new iX3 is a game-changer...

The seven-seater SUV market is rather crowded, but not many bring this style of hybrid tech to the party

The RAV4 is comfortable, quiet, and delivers plenty of electric range. But flair is an alien construct here

The first exec-sized electric wagon on the scene is still the best, but it’s no longer the standout star it once was

In many ways (even the looks) the C-Class Electric is different from the combustion one. But its reassuring character is just the same

The Volvo EX60 majors in quality, connectivity, practicality, and safety, but the iX3 is a superior machine

The styling won't be for everyone, but it's not actually ugly and definitely not boring (which would be much, much worse)

It's a top seller because it's amazingly cheap, not because it's in any way excellent

Third-generation of Audi’s full-size SUV. Now with a bigger mouth, more tech and some really very interesting indicators. Yes, really

Kia bills the EV4 GT as a hot hatch, but despite going to great lengths this is another ‘warm’ hatch that’s amusing rather than thrilling

Mercedes takes the ponderous GLC SUV, removes practicality and charges more for it. Hmm...

This is a cheap, comfy family hatch, and if Aion can fix the horrendous touchscreen and safety software it’ll have a real contender on its hands

The forgotten Porsche gets modernised. You shouldn't forget it