Regular hybrids
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Range Rover
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Jeep Avenger e-Hybrid
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Porsche Taycan
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Volkswagen Passat
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Porsche Macan
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Abarth 500e Convertible
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Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate
Luxurious load-lugger mirrors its saloon sister’s blend of comfort and efficiency.

Range Rover Evoque
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Hyundai Kona Electric vs Peugeot e-2008 vs Smart #1
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Convertibles and performance cars
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Hatchbacks and estates
Treats galore for all the family, with a sporty new Suzuki Swift and a practical Volkswagen Passat estate on the way..

Volkswagen Touareg
VW broadens the appeal of its biggest SUV by expanding its engine line-up.

BMW i5 vs Mercedes-Benz EQE
These posh electric executive cars have very different ways of doing things, so let’s find out whether it’s a thumbs up for the EQE or it’s the i5 that gets a high five..

Fiat 600e
Bigger SUV sibling of the electric Fiat 500 is more than just a pretty face.

Mercedes-Benz GLA
A good spit and polish keeps this posh family SUV’s three-pointed star shining.

Vauxhall Corsa Electric
Zero-emissions version of the ever-popular small hatchback gets a nip and tuck to keep the ravages of time at bay..

Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate
Practical exec makes a strong case for good old-fashioned diesel power.

Volkswagen Tiguan
All-new family SUV wisely sticks to a proven formula but steps forwards in efficiency.

Vauxhall Astra Electric
Household name offers all-electric motoring wrapped up in a familiar shape.

Honda ZR-V vs Kia Sportage vs Renault Austral
Kia’s popular electrified family SUV is a deserved class leader, but can hybrid newcomers from Honda and Renault deliver a shock to its system?

BMW iX5 Hydrogen
A future electric X5 is previewed by a hydrogen fuel cell-powered prototype.

MG 4 XPower
Electric hot hatch? Scorching, more like. Twin-motor MG 4 could be the most inconspicuous drag racer yet conceived.

Mercedes-Benz EQE vs Porsche Taycan
Electric executive cars from Stuttgart’s most famous brands go head to head, with a sleek new Mercedes stepping on the toes of Porsche’s brilliant Taycan..

New SUVs worth waiting for
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Tow Car Awards 2023
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The car of 2035
Working with artificial intelligence gives us a steer on what cars of the future will look like and the features they’ll contain..

Power to the people
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Examining the examiners
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Long-distance champions
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Audi Q8 e-tron vs BMW iX vs Jaguar i-Pace
Updated and with a new identity,Audi’s top electric SUV jumps into the ring for another chance to defeat its familiar foes.

Salvation for combustion?
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Mercedes-Benz A-Class
Premium family car sharpens its act with tweaked engines and more standard kit.

Managing the cost of servicing
In a time of high living costs, keeping your car properly maintained is a strain, so it pays to shop around – wherever you live..

Dacia Jogger
Value-focused seven-seater is now available with hybrid technology, boosting power and fuel efficiency.

Peugeot Inception
Angular concept hints at the look of the French brand’s future models.

Every Hybrid Car Rated - Self-charging and plug-in - we reveal the best.

Volkswagen ID Buzz Cargo - Commercial version of our reigning Car of the Year has the eco-conscious urban delivery market in mind.

Mercedes-Benz EQE
Understudy to the EQS electric limo follows a similar tack and promises a long range.

Land Rover Defender 130
Terrain-conquering SUV goes to new lengths in order to extend its appeal.

Jaguar F-Pace
Swanky SUV gets a technical makeover, with bigger batteries for plug-in hybrids..

Electric cars (EVs)
Diverse debuts as Lotus and Rolls-Royce launch their first ever electric vehicles.

The best of the rest
Including a new Ford Ranger pick-up and a reimagined Vauxhall Insignia.

Breakdown services compared
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Ora Funky Cat
Chinese EV specialist hopes to get its claws into the European market with this curvaceous Volkswagen ID 3 rival.

Skoda Enyaq Coupé iV
Sensible large electric SUV lets its hair down, gaining sleek looks to rival the stylish Audi Q4 Sportback e-tron.

Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV
Squeezes the tech trappings of Mercedes’ EQS SUV into a more compact package..

Cupra Born vs MG 4 vs Renault Megane E-Tech
Reborn Megane and keenly priced MG fight to rob the Cupra Born of its status as the best small electric car you can buy.

Renault Austral
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Alfa Romeo Stelvio vs Porsche Macan
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Volkswagen ID Buzz
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Ferrari Purosangue
Four-door, four-seat V12 petrol powerhouse breaks new ground for the Italian brand.

Reader Test Team
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Aston Martin DBX707
The world’s most powerful SUV gets supercar-baiting performance and sharper handling than the regular DBX.

Honda Civic Type R
Iconic hot hatch evolves with the promise of improved performance and driver involvement – and we’ve taken an early passenger ride in it.

Small and family cars
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Easing the cost of motoring
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New Kia EV6 vs used Jaguar I-Pace
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A TESLA RIVAL OR THE REAL THING?
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Toyota GR86
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Tow Car Awards 2022
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Skoda Enyaq Coupé iV
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Volkswagen T-Roc
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz
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Renault Mégane E-Tech Electric
Family hatchback is reinvented as an electric car with a 280-mile range.

Reader Test Team
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Small electric cars
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Large electric cars
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What Car? UK Magazine - January 2022

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