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New Top Gear mag out now: it's the Electric Awards issue

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New Top Gear mag out now: it's the Electric Awards issue | Top Gear

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Plus: our full road test of the Cayman GT4 RS, because we didn’t want petrol to feel left out…

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New Top Gear mag out now: it's the Electric Awards issue

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Plus: our full road test of the Cayman GT4 RS, because we didn’t want petrol to feel left out…

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Plus: our full road test of the Cayman GT4 RS, because we didn’t want petrol to feel left out…

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New Top Gear mag out now: it's the Electric Awards issue

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New Top Gear mag out now: it's the Electric Awards issue

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New Top Gear mag out now: it's the Electric Awards issue

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Plus: our full road test of the Cayman GT4 RS, because we didn’t want petrol to feel left out…

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Things are moving at such pace in the car industry these days that rarely a day goes by without some manufacturer proclaiming it will produce a pure electric version of each model in its line-up by 2025, and a switch to nothing but electricity by 2030. They might as well save their breath and send out a release saying “Hello! We’re still in business!”

Maserati is the latest, announcing a tri-motor, 1,200bhp GranTurismo will be the first pure EV Maser when it goes on sale in 2023, swiftly followed by an EV Grecale, MC20, Quattroporte and Levante, before giving fossil fuels the boot eight years from now.

To make such a bold statement a few years ago would have been seen as reckless. Now, if you haven’t publicly mapped your path to EV enlightenment, you’re marking yourself out as a dinosaur.

There’s plenty of great stuff in this new electric era too, so to help you sort the wheat from the chaff in 2022 we’re back with our gloriously diverse Electric Awards issue of TG magazine.

We’ve been doing many skids on ice in the Rimac Nevera and had an all-exclusive drive of the VW ID.Buzz, all in the name of consumer testing of course...

You can order a copy of the Electric Awards issue direct to your door by clicking these blue words. Or perhaps you’d prefer to download it straight to your phone or tablet? You can do that by clicking here if you’re an Apple user and here for Android users.

Alternatively, you can subscribe today and grab our fantastic offer of just £9.99 for your first six issues. Plus, we’ll send you a Mini LEGO Speed Champions McLaren Elva. Don’t miss out!

And that’s not all for this month’s issue either. As well as many, many awards, we’ve also had a go at recreating the first ever F1 championship race and there’s our full road test of the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS, because we wouldn’t want petrol to feel left out, would we?

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Things are moving at such pace in the car industry these days that rarely a day goes by without some manufacturer proclaiming it will produce a pure electric version of each model in its line-up by 2025, and a switch to nothing but electricity by 2030. They might as well save their breath and send out a release saying “Hello! We’re still in business!”

Maserati is the latest, announcing a tri-motor, 1,200bhp GranTurismo will be the first pure EV Maser when it goes on sale in 2023, swiftly followed by an EV Grecale, MC20, Quattroporte and Levante, before giving fossil fuels the boot eight years from now.

To make such a bold statement a few years ago would have been seen as reckless. Now, if you haven’t publicly mapped your path to EV enlightenment, you’re marking yourself out as a dinosaur.

There’s plenty of great stuff in this new electric era too, so to help you sort the wheat from the chaff in 2022 we’re back with our gloriously diverse Electric Awards issue of TG magazine.

We’ve been doing many skids on ice in the Rimac Nevera and had an all-exclusive drive of the VW ID.Buzz, all in the name of consumer testing of course...

You can order a copy of the Electric Awards issue direct to your door by clicking these blue words. Or perhaps you’d prefer to download it straight to your phone or tablet? You can do that by clicking here if you’re an Apple user and here for Android users.

Alternatively, you can subscribe today and grab our fantastic offer of just £9.99 for your first six issues. Plus, we’ll send you a Mini LEGO Speed Champions McLaren Elva. Don’t miss out!

And that’s not all for this month’s issue either. As well as many, many awards, we’ve also had a go at recreating the first ever F1 championship race and there’s our full road test of the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS, because we wouldn’t want petrol to feel left out, would we?

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Plus: our full road test of the Cayman GT4 RS, because we didn’t want petrol to feel left out…