car reviews

Forgettable to look at, lacking in dynamic talent, and no cheaper than rivals. Where’s the USP?

Not without niggles, but it's cheap enough that buyers might take a punt anyway

AMG reinvents the GT as more of a… GT. Quick, composed, versatile and keeps the thunderous V8 alive a little longer

Audi’s fast five-door family estate now has more brains to go with all that brawn, making it a consummate all-rounder

The Nissan Kicks is a stylish, youthful crossover that’s decently priced for what it brings to the table

What was once the ‘entry-level’ Rolls-Royce has truly arrived. A near-perfect execution of the ultimate luxury car

The Austral is well trimmed, feels high tech, and uses little fuel. If you want a hybrid crossover, it's a good choice

Fiat's recast 500 is a solid, refined little electric car. But rivals are cheaper and will go further

Fancy a slice of sensible Skoda-ness but put off by the Enyaq’s size? The Elroq is for you

A proper family space shuttle, but never quite manages to shake the fact that it’s a van

The first true pure-electric hypercar is a sensation, as is the company that makes it

Ticks all the rational boxes, but rivals are better to drive and more interesting

Dacia’s flagship that manages to be both value-for-money and slightly posher than other models. Useful, if not particularly flash

Superb family all-rounder will politely give rivals a bloody nose

Ignore the MG badge, this is another Chinese electric SUV that doesn’t rock the boat and isn’t a bargain

A refined, capable, likeable van. But it’s not actually a Toyota. It’s French

Rivian’s second swing at its EV utility vehicle trims the fat and is all the better for it

One of the automotive woodland's great oaks. As strong as ever, and now with an even better PHEV option

Skoda’s facelifted electric family SUV is better than ever. Smartened looks add to relentless competence

The ID.7 lacks a bit of style, but at least VW has nailed the basics this time

More useful than a Cybertruck, but the 1,000hp+ quad motor feels like a nod to Tesla's influence