car reviews

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

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 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

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

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

Another charming take on the electric hot hatch that we’re thoroughly happy exists, though anyone hoping for the full 205 GTI rebirth will be left wanting

The Audi Q4 e-tron is a useful family SUV that just happens to be electric

Light on practicality, but otherwise the most complete sports estate there is. And one of the best electric cars, too

The Vauxhall Frontera Electric stands out for its bargain price tag, but it's got more going for than that

Skoda’s new electric flagship SUV goes hard on comfort, style and technology. And is largely successful in all areas. Excellent

Toyota adds an estate-like boot onto its already extremely competent electric SUV. What’s not to like?”

Electric supermini based on the same bones as the Cupra Raval and VW ID. Polo, in the vein of the Renault 4. But does the Epiq have its own Skoda character?

Mazda once again strays from its dynamically brilliant roots, but the CX-6e remains attractive in both design and price

VW’s smallest ID with big-car ideas. An excellent all-rounder, even if it is a little bit vanilla in the styling. Satisfying rather than sexy