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Volkswagen ID 3 vs Nissan Leaf Family EV shootout. VOLKSWAGEN ID 3 TAKES ON NISSAN LEAF. GOODWOOD SPEEDWEEK: INDEPTH PREVIEW..
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LEXUS UX 300e
Lexus arrives at the EV party with a converted version of its compact crossover
JAGUAR XF
Combustion-engined Jaguars may be on their way out but, as our time with one showed, there’s life in the old cat yet
Our very own Ferrari
Just how difficult can it be to spec a supercar to perfection? Matt Saunders finds out by stepping into the loafers of a Ferrari buyer and bringing the ultimate SF90 Spider to life
Old nails under the hammer
The Market is a classic car auctioneer with a difference. Colin Goodwin pays a visit
KONA N THE BARBARIAN
The hot compact SUV might strike you as a curious amalgam, but they’re becoming increasingly prevalent – and increasingly muscular. Can Hyundai’s new steroidal performance car put Cupra’s class leader to the sword? Illya Verpraet judges
BENTLEY FLYING SPUR HYBRID
Can a V6 and an electric motor create a better real-world limo than a V8 or W12?
Every Rolls-Royce to go electric
CEO discusses Cullinan, Ghost and Phantom EVs that are due after Spectre coupé
New Range Rover Sport to get 616bhp SVR plus hot EV
Next-generation Sport will receive BMW X6 M’s V8 and an equally potent EV set-up
THE RACE OF HIS LIFE
A new event is raising money for Sir Jackie Stewart’s biggest battle
Are disabled people being left behind by electrification?
Purchase costs, charging accessibility and EVs themselves pose issues, says charity