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Road Test Yearbook Looking back month by month. Steve Cropley Rage against the PR bumf machine. Matt Prior Shaking out his notebook’s remnants and more...
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Mini pushing to make Urbanaut
Firm is hopeful of turning compact electric MPV concept into radical production car
Brit 4x4 answers call of the wild
Surrey firm creates ultra-tough off-road exploration vehicle with a 4000-mile range
Dacia underlines low-cost focus; “won't chase Euro NCAP stars”
DACIA WILL KEEP its cars cheap by making them as simple as possible, even under the mounting pressure of environmental and safety legislation.
WRX steps it up for fifth gen
Subaru’s new sports saloon gets feistier and more focused – but won’t come to UK
Hyundai forges ahead with hydrogen powertrain tech
The 2023 Nexo to spawn a new family of Hyundai fuel cell electric vehicles
Along came a Spyder
UK Ferrari specialist GTO Engineering has just recreated the short-wheelbase 250 GT California Spyder – and it seems identical in every way. Until you drive it. Andrew Frankel reports
POP PITCH
The new Hyundai Ioniq 5 and its Skoda Enyaq iV rival – spacious family cars with 300 miles of range and crucially starting from under £40,000 – both want to bring electric motoring to the masses but, as James Disdale discovers, in rather different ways
THE FORGOTTEN OFF-ROADER
Everybody remembers the Land Rover Defender, Mitsubishi Shogun and Toyota Land Cruiser, but the Nissan Patrol? John Evans sees a wrong that needs righting
Volkswagen ID Life concept is manifesto for cheap EVs
Mini-baiting crossover set to go on sale in 2025 with a 250-mile range for £17,000
Porsche's EV Racing Mission Statement
The Mission R concept revealed at the Munich motor show is not a flight of fancy but a prelude to a Carrera Cup-complementing race series, reports James Attwood
