In this issue

HYUNDAI IONIQ 5 TAKES ON SKODA ENYAQ iV.

MOTORSPORT DEBUT FOR ELECTRIC ‘CAYMAN’.

GENESIS GV80: FULL ROAD TEST VERDICT..

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

8 mins

Hyundai Forges Ahead With Hydrogen Powertrain Tech

The 2023 Nexo to spawn a new family of Hyundai fuel cell electric vehicles

4 mins

Mini pushing to make Urbanaut

Firm is hopeful of turning compact electric MPV concept into radical production car

2 mins

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.

2 mins

WRX steps it up for fifth gen

Subaru’s new sports saloon gets feistier and more focused – but won’t come to UK

3 mins

Brit 4x4 answers call of the wild

Surrey firm creates ultra-tough off-road exploration vehicle with a 4000-mile range

3 mins

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

10+ mins

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

6 mins

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

7 mins

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

5 mins

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