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Main features in this issue are: FIRST DRIVE: New 2016 Toyota Prius - The new 4th generation Prius gets put through its paces by Tim Barnes-Clay. FIRST UK DRIVE: Nissan LEAF 30kWh - Previously driven in France, how does the 30kWh LEAF fair in our cooler climes? FEATURE: Living With a Fuel Cell Car - AutoVolt lives with a Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell for a few days to find out what it’s like living with a hydrogen car and its differences. FEATURE: Hydrogen Record Attempts - We try our hand at a new World Record! FIRST DRIVE: BMW X5 xDrive40e - BMW’s first plug-in hybrid is an SUV, we get behind the wheel and see what it’s like. FIRST DRIVE: Volvo XC90 T8 Twin-Engine - We try Volvo’s first new car from their all-new platform INTERVIEW: Lars Lagstrom - Five minutes with Lars Lagstrom, XC90 project leader. TECHNOLOGY: Qualcomm Halo - AutoVolt is given an exclusive behind the scenes look at Qualcomm Halo, wireless charging. REVIEW: Toyota Rav4 Hybrid - New design, new hybrid. But, does Toyota’s powertrain work in this crossover? REVIEW: Nissan e-NV200 Evalia - Seven seats and pure electric, is this Nissan’s most practical e-NV200 yet? FEATURE: New v Used EVs - We team up with EcoCars4Sale to provide a handy comparison between buying new or used electric vehicles. BUYING GUIDE: Renault Twizy - Our guide on buying the cute Twizy, but is it cuddly or should it be avoided? To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.
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BMW Prices Up All-Electric i4 Saloon And iX SUV
DUE for UK launch in November 2021, BMW has released pricing details for the new all electric i4.
Volvo Trucks announces new family of heavy electric HGVs
VOLVO Trucks will boost its electric truck range in 2022, with the arrival of three more zero emission HGV models. Joining the FE and FL Electric trucks which are aimed at urban routes and use, the new FH, FM and FMX Electrics will cater for the heavier road transport sector.
VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GTE
Can a hybrid hot hatch really deliver the best of both worlds? Alex Grant finds out.
REACH FOR THE SKIES
Electric flying racing cars have literally taken off, thanks to pioneering efforts from the Airspeeder team.
POLESTAR 2
With motorsport in its DNA, has Polestar cracked the electric driver’s car?
HYUNDAI IONIQ 5
The retro-inspired first instalment of Hyundai’s new-generation EV line-up has substance worthy of its head-turning styling.
Kia EV6
Hot on the heels of the Hyundai IONIQ 5, sister car the EV6 heralds a fresh new design direction for Kia, as well as the first of eleven electric cars (including seven dedicated) to launch globally by 2026.
BEAUTY... and the BEAST
With five rounds, nine teams and no fossil fuels; the first season of Extreme E is a no-holds barred proving ground for next-generation electric technology, and the result of some competing sustainability requirements.
Audi prices Q4 e-tron
THE new Audi Q4 e-tron all electric SUV is now on sale on the UK, with prices starting at £40,750 OTR for the standard model and £42,250 OTR for the more swoopy, coupélike Sportback model.
2021 JAGUAR E-TYPE ELECTROGENIC
The Jaguar E-Type, dubbed “the most beautiful car ever made” by Enzo Ferrari needs little introduction to classic car fans the world over. Its design is so iconic that the E-Type is frequently credited as blurring the lines between definitions of art, sculpture and vehicular transportation.
