In this issue

Munich motor show Insights, gossip and star cars.

How to hack it Tips to become a motoring journalist.

Ellesmere Port We drop by as EV production begins.

The future of EVs As foreseen by McLaren Applied..

Lotus Emeya takes fight to fastest Porsche Taycan

Electric super-saloon packs 905bhp, active aero and fast-charging 102kWh battery

5 mins

New e-3008 a crucial torch-bearer

Peugeot's latest crossover spearheads a new era of Stellantis EVS using radical tech

5 mins

Five-door Mini Cooper confirmed

Next-gen hatch will arrive alongside the new three-door, with hot JCW versions expected to follow

2 mins

Hydrogen fuel cell Toyota Hilux ready for field trials

UK-funded and developed FCEV promises rapid refuelling and 360-mile range

4 mins

High-tech CLA EV targets Model 3

Ultra-efficient electric drivetrains, a hot AMG version and ICE models on the way

2 mins

Oxford to build Cooper, Aceman EVS

Mini secures £600m investment from BMW and government to upgrade UK plant

2 mins

TOYOTA C-HR

Eye-catching family crossover has been a huge success in Europe, so the Japanese brand is now doubling down on everything we love

5 mins

MERCEDES-BENZ CLE 300 COUPE

Does this all-new model represent the best of the C-Class and E-Class coupés it replaces, or is it a consolidation too far?

5 mins

MERCEDES-BENZ CLE 450 COUPE

An extra £10k for another two cylinders

1 min

TESLA MODEL 3

Thorough update aims to make the big-selling EV more efficient and refined

3 mins

MUNCHEN: GLAD IT'S BACK

After challenges in 2021, the Munich motor show returned this year with a revised format and some star debuts. James Attwood says it was a success - mostly

7 mins

HOW TO BE A MOTORING JOURNALIST

Want to drive and write about fast cars for a living? Andrew Frankel knows the score

5 mins

Perseverance pays off

Ellesmere Port looked set for closure amid Brexit, but the people there never gave up, earning the factory a new lease of life. John Evans visits as electric van making begins

5 mins

APPLIED SCIENCE

McLaren Applied has an overarching theory about the progress of EVs-and, it believes, the tech to make the next phase a success. Steve Cropley learns more

3 mins

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