Main features in this issue are:

In Pictures.
EV and hybrid photos from the past two months.
News
A selection of electric & hybrid vehicles, eco, racing & tech news.
In this issue, a special focus on the Frankfurt Motor Show (IAA 2017).
History
The fascinating story behind the 1973 Enfield 8000 Electric.
Tom Curtis’ Leaf
Part six of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf.
Long Term Test: Kia Optima PHEV
Our on-going long term test update, this time - a fond farewell.
Long Term Test: Kia Niro Hybrid
Our on-going long term test update, this time - hybrid travelling.
Interview: Lewis Black - Selling the Electric Dream
An interview with 21-year old Lewis Black - founder of e-Cars Trading Limited.
Autovolt Awards 2017
The definitive electric and hybrid vehicle awards, including the following categories:
City Electric
Small Electric
Small Hybrid
Medium EV & Hybrid
Large EV & Hybrid
Compact SUV EV & Hybrid
SUV EV & HYbrid
Van Electric
Sports EV & Hybrid
Super EV & Hybrid
Outright Champion
Back Pages [IN EVERY ISSUE]
Get to grips with EVs using our handy guides, myths and glossary. Included in each issue.
Rear View BY LUCY HARGRAVE
The topic this issue: Learners on motorways…
Reader Story By Jonathan Ball
4 Corners road trip report.

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The latest EV and hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: EXTREME E
Alex Grant speaks to Alejandro Agag, CEO of fledgling new electric race/rally series, Extreme E.

FEATURE: AIRSPEEDER
Electric cars take to the air, at least in theory, with the Airspeeder – an exciting blend of drone, Formula One and an electric car.

ROAD TESTS:
Hyundai IONIQ 5
Polestar 2
Volkswagen Golf GTE
Behind the wheel of the latest and most exciting EVs and hybrids on the market.

SPOTLIGHT: Kia EV6
Kia’s first dedicated electric car sets new standards for design and technology.

HISTORY: The Jaguar E-Type by Electrogenic.

GLOVEBOX: The latest eco-conscious products.

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Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: Fuelling Change
How the charge point operators are developing the UK’s charging network.

FEATURE: An Absolute Approach
Chinese EV maker NIO’s Europe vice president Hui Zhang talks about the company’s innovative user concepts.

ROAD TESTS:
Mazda MX-30
Citroën Ami
Kia Sorento Hybrid
Range Rover Evoque PHEV
Renault Captur E-Tech PHEV
Behind the wheel of the latest and most exciting EVs and hybrids on the market.

SPOTLIGHT: Hyundai IONIQ 5
Hyundai’s first car to debut its latest EV tech, including 18 minute charging.

HISTORY: The 2010 Kia Venga EV.

GLOVEBOX: The latest eco-conscious products.

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Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: EVS OF 2021
Our pick of the electric cars due to make their debut or go on sale in 2021.

FEATURE: Energy Tariffs
Introducing electric car-friendly energy tariffs, are they worth it and how do electric cars help the National Grid.

FEATURE: Voxan Wattman
Richard Gooding finds out how Voxan Motors broke 11 World Records!

INNOVATION: EV Platforms
The latest platforms developed specifically for electric power including Hyundai Motor Group’s E-GMP.

INNOVATION: Pushing the Envelope
How submerged cooling technology is changing the battery game.

ROAD TESTS:
Volkswagen ID.3
Fiat 500 ‘La Prima’
Peugeot e-208 &
Vauxhall Corsa-e
Citroën ë-C4
Ford Kuga PHEV
Toyota Yaris Hybrid
Behind the wheel of the latest and most exciting EVs and hybrids on the market.

SPOTLIGHT: GMC Hummer EV
The iconic American pickup (truck), Hummer is going electric in a big way.

HISTORY: Nissan’s ‘first EV’: the 1947 Tama

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Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: HOME CHARGE
Everything you need to know about getting a home charger installed.

FEATURE: Nissan Ariya
The Ariya is Nissan’s first electric SUV. Alex Grant talks to Nissan’s president for global design.

FEATURE: Gridserve
Richard Gooding heads to Essex to visit one of the largest rapid charging construction projects in the UK.

INNOVATION: ABB
How will future fleets be powered if they switch to electric vehicles? Richard Gooding investigates one option.

ROAD TESTS:
Lexus UX 300e
Jeep Renegade 4xe Limited
BMW 330e M Sport Saloon
Porsche Taycan Turbo
Vauxhall Grandland X
Ford Transit Custom PHEV
BMW X3 xDrive30e
Behind the wheel of the latest and most exciting EVs and hybrids on the market.

SPOTLIGHT: Renault Mégane eVision

HISTORY: 1974 Zagato Zele micro electric car.

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Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: 2035
Alex Grant talks to experts about the viability of the government’s 2035 proposals.

FEATURE: Tuning electric cars
Electric power equals an exciting renaissance for tuners. Alex Grant reports.

FEATURE: COVID-19
We discuss what the government is doing to help, how to work from home and care for your EV while it’s parked up.

FIRST LOOK: Fiat 500 Electric
Fiat 500 is reborn electric.

First Drive: MINI Cooper SE (Electric)
Tim Barnes-Clay drives MINI’s first full-EV.

First Drive: Volvo XC40 Recharge T5 Plug-in Hybrid
Volvo’s baby SUV is treated to latest plug-in hybrid tech.

First Drive: Volkswagen e-up!
Revised Volkswagen e-up! is put through its paces.

First Drive: DS 3 CROSSBACK E-TENSE
Premium, French electric small SUV is in a class of its own.

HISTORY: Opel GT Elektro, by Richard Gooding.

GLOVEBOX - Gifts, gadgets and more to complement your EV lifestyle.

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Main features in this issue are:

FIRST LOOK: Ford Mustang Mach-E
Ford takes on Tesla with the reinvention of its iconic Mustang brand.

First Drive: Honda e
Tim Barnes-Clay drives Honda’s exciting urban electric car.

First Drive: Volvo S60/V60 T8 Twin Engine
Plug-in hybrid power is put to the test by Alex Grant.

First Drive: Škoda CITIGOe iV
An affordable city car, at last? Jonathan Musk drives Škoda’s first EV.

First Drive: Ford Mondeo Hybrid
Recently refreshed, does Ford’s hybrid make more sense now that it’s available as an estate model?

FEATURE: Commercials
Richard Gooding explores the world of electrifying commercial vehicles.

FEATURE: Mass Transit
With cars and vans going electric, what’s the future for public transport? Richard Gooding reports.

FEATURE: YEAR OF THE EV
A brief look at the EVs out this year.

HISTORY: The story of NASA’s Lunar Rover.

GLOVEBOX - Gifts, gadgets and more to complement your EV lifestyle.

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The latest EV and hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.


Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: Beth Lily heads to Switzerland to uncover what ABB is doing to progress its global electric ambitions.
FEATURE: Lotus Returns – Lotus returns in spectacular style with a new electric hypercar to kick start a new generation of trouble.
FIRST LOOK: Mini’s first production electric car.
FIRST LOOK: The Honda e production version finally breaks cover.
FIRST DRIVE: New Renault ZOE gets treated to more power, range and a premium interior.
FIRST DRIVE: Tesla Model 3 – we’ve been waiting a while for this one, was it worth the wait?
REVIEWS: The Audi e-tron is put through its paces, and we test the revised Hyundai Ioniq Electric, as well as the new inexpensive MG ZS EV and intriguing Honda CR-V Hybrid.
HISTORY: The pioneering but forgotten Fiat X1/23.
GLOVEBOX - Gifts, gadgets and more to complement your EV lifestyle.

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Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: An in-depth look at Volkswagen’s electric car offensive, which has kicked off with the ID.3.
INTERVIEW: Alex Grant gets the inside view from Nissan Europe’s senior vice president of sales and marketing, Ken Ramirez.
FIRST LOOK: Tesla’s most important model yet, the Model Y; Zero SR/F electric motorbike.
FEATURE: 300 miles in 5 minutes – StoreDot’s revolutionary ‘flash’ battery and the race to rapid charging.
REVIEWS: Hyundai’s latest hydrogen powered car, the Nexo, is put through its paces; Is the Kia e-Niro the company’s best EV yet, asks Tim Barnes-Clay and Jonathan Musk; Alex Grant drives the Lexus ES mid-size executive saloon. Peter Henshaw rides the quirky Gulas Pi1S.
INTERVIEW: Fiona Howarth, CEO Octopus Electric Vehicles.
HISTORY – The story of the Mercedes-Benz LE 306 electric van.
GLOVEBOX - Gifts, gadgets and more to complement your EV lifestyle.

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Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: Formula E 2.0 - We explore where Formula E has come from and where it’s going.
FEATURE: Volkswagen’s Mountain Challenge - Richard Gooding delves into Volkswagen’s incredible race to the top of Pikes Peak.
FEATURE: 48 Hours in New York with an i-Pace - Jonathan Musk heads to New York on a 48-hour American adventure with the Jaguar I-Pace electric car as company.
FEATURE: How will the other half charge? - Keith Johnston offers insight
into electric vehicle charging, its problems and possible solutions.
REVIEW: BMW i3S, BMW 530e, Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid Sport Turismo, Volvo XC60 T8 Twin Engine
HISTORY - Paul Beard tells the story of the La Jamais Contente.
GLOVEBOX - Gifts, gadgets and more to complement your EV lifestyle.
COLUMN: An Arctic Adventure - Beth Lily Georgiou travels to the Nordkapp using not one, but four electric cars.

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Main features in this issue are:

FIRST DRIVE: Jaguar I-Pace. Our hotly anticipated first drive of the sensational Jaguar I-Pace - the Coventry firm’s first foray into electric power.
INTERVIEW: Henrik Fisker. James Scoltock catches up with the Danish-born car designer and learns about his latest electric car.
FIRST UK DRIVE: Nissan Leaf. Paul Beard heads to Scotland for the UK launch of the Nissan Leaf.
FEATURE: Plant-Based Revolution. A look at how biofuels could help clean up CO2.
REVIEWS: Volvo V90 T8, Toyota Auris Touring Sports & Lexus CT 200h, smart forfour eq, Range Rover P400e PHEV.COLUMN: Charlie Jardine, EO Charging.
HISTORY: Paul Beard tells the story of the Lohner Porsche Hybrid.
GLOVEBOX: From CCTV to tyre-pressure monitoring and a very bright torch.
TOM CURTIS’ LEAF: Part ten of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf.

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Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: Jaguar E-Type Zero. Beth Lily takes an exclusive ride in a classic E-Type with a modern twist.
INTERVIEW: Tim Hannig, Director, Jaguar Classic. Continuing the E-Type Zero story, Beth Lily Georgiou gets the inside scoop on Jaguar Classics’ electric dreams.
FEATURE: End of the ICE age? A special focus on the latest technologies aiming to offer the internal combustion engine a last hurrah.
FEATURE: What is V2G? Hamish Ainsley discusses what V2G is and its potential.
GENEVA MOTOR SHOW: Electric highlights from Geneva.REVIEWS: Hyundai Ioniq PHEV, Kia Niro PHEV, Kia Optima PHEVLONG TERM TEST: Toyota C-HR Hybrid.HISTORY: Paul Beard tells the story of the BMW 1602 Electric.
GLOVEBOX: This time, we’ve a special focus on folding e-bikes.
TOM CURTIS’ LEAF: Part nine of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf.
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The latest EV and hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main features in this issue are:

FIRST DRIVE: 2018 New Nissan Leaf - Beth Lily Georgiou heads to Tenerife to drive the hotly anticipated new Nissan.
FEATURE: We take a ride in Jaguar’s prototype I-Pace to uncover its secrets.
REVIEW: Volvo S90 T8
FEATURE: Paul Beard heads to Williams Advanced Engineering for an exclusive on their EV platform.
INTERVIEW: Mark Gemmell, Electric GT
INTERVIEW: Doug Campbell, Solid Power
HISTORY: Paul Beard tells the story of the Ford Comuta electric car.
TOM CURTIS’ LEAF: Part eight of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf. 
GLOVEBOX: Books and gadgets to complement your electric vehicle lifestyle.
LONG TERMER: We say a fond farewell to the Kia Niro Hybrid.
LONG TERMER: We welcome our new long term test car, the fashionable Toyota C-HR Hybrid.

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Main features in this issue are:

NEWS: Focus on Tesla Semi and new Roadster.HISTORY: The story behind the pioneering 1992 Citroën Citela.GLOVEBOX: four amazing gadgets to fill any glovebox or stocking.
Tom Curtis’ Leaf: Part seven, Tom’s family ‘staycation’.
LONG TERMER: The Kia Niro Hybrid returns from its European road trip.
FEATURE: EV charging at a forecourt near you.
REVIEW: MINI Countryman PHEV. Jonathan Musk review MINI’s first plug-in hybrid.
REVIEW: erod. Beth Lily Georgiou gets behind the wheel.
FEATURE: Dawn of the Autonoms. We uncover the first fully autonomous taxi from French company NAVYA.
READER STORY: Across Europe. Jeff Allan and his son Ben tell the story of their record breaking journey in a Tesla Model S.
INSIGHT: Gone in 60 seconds. Super-fast charging and what it could spell for the industry.
INSIGHT: Silicon Disruptor. A look at how silicon could influence EV batteries.

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Main features in this issue are:

• IN PICTURES
EV and hybrid photos from the past two months.
• NEWS
A selection of electric & hybrid vehicles, eco, racing & tech news.
• HISTORY
The story behind the 1959 Henney Kilowatt electric car.
• TOM CURTIS’ LEAF
Part five of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf.
• COLUMN: STEPHEN IRISH
Hyperdrive Innovation’s MD discusses the adoption rate for electric vehicles.
• LONG TERM TEST: KIA OPTIMA PHEV
Our on-going long term test update, this time - beyond EV range.
• REVIEW: BMW C EVOLUTION
Seasoned motorcycle journalist Paul Blezard tests the C evolution electric maxi-scooter and discovers it’s the most powerful learner legal scooter money can buy.
• REVIEW: HYUNDAI IONIQ ELECTRIC
Hyundai’s entrance into battery electric vehicles is put to the test, but how does it compare against established competition?
• FEATURE: DRONE RACING
A slight curve ball this one, we take a look at an electric sport you can participate in - drone racing.
• REVIEW: TOYOTA PRIUS PLUG-IN
A week-long test of the new plugged-in Prius. Is it all it’s cracked up to be? We find out.
• REVIEW: MERCEDES-BENZ E 350 e
Merc’s latest plug-in is a big old barge. Are its electric motors enough to make it fuel efficient?
• BACK PAGES [IN EVERY ISSUE]
Get to grips with EVs using our handy guides, myths and glossary. included in each issue.
• REAR VIEW BY LUCY HARGRAVE
The topic this issue:
What are Biofuels?

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Main features in this issue are:

• IN PICTURES
EV and hybrid photos from the past two months.
• NEWS
A selection of electric & hybrid vehicles, eco, racing & tech news.
• HISTORY
The story behind the Volkswagen Golf Mk2 CitySTROMer from 1985.
• Tom Curtis’ Leaf
Part four of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf.
• Keep an eye on things
Blink and Arlo Pro security camera product reviews.
• COLUMN: Robert Llewellyn
Explores the notion that EVs can travel further than he can.
• COLUMN: Mark Preston
On education for engineering.
• FIRST DRIVE: Toyota Yaris Hybrid
Tim Barnes-Clay drives the new Yaris hybrid in Holland to see how it compares with the outgoing model.
• FIRST DRIVE: Volkswagen e-Golf
Majorca is the chosen destination to test the new e-Golf Mk7.5 with a new battery and tech.
• FIRST DRIVE: Volkswagen Golf GTE
Back in blighty for the refreshed GTE and a blast around Woburn.
• REVIEW: Tesla Model X 90D
Electric SUV put through its paces. Is it as good as we think?
• REVIEW: Lets Race Formula E Sim
Experience the thrill of a Formula E car, without the risk of death.
• REVIEW: Toyota C-HR Hybrid
Toyota’s snazzy crossover with hybrid power tested.
• FEATURE: Mission to Mongolia, in a Leaf
We drive Plug-in Adventures’ modified Nissan Leaf ‘AT-EV’ and find out about the journey ahead.
• FEATURE: Yorkshire in an Electric Camper
Touring Yorkshire in a 1973 electric camper.
• BACK PAGES [IN EVERY ISSUE]
Get to grips with EVs using our handy guides, myths and glossary. included in each issue.
• REAR VIEW: BY LUCY HARGRAVE
The topic this issue: Should lorries run on hydrogen?

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Main features in this issue are:

• EVs and Hybrids in pictures - EV photos from the past two months.
• Latest news - A selection of electric & hybrid vehicles, eco and racing news.
• Tom Curtis’ Leaf - Part three of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf.
• LifeStyle Gear - The latest gear, tech and gadgets to complement your electrified vehicle.
• COLUMN: Jonny Smith - Jonny discusses the rapid rise of EVs and enjoys a preview of Vanda’s Motochimp and Dendrobium… apparently, they’re flowers.
• FIRST DRIVE: Toyota Prius Plug-in - We head to Catalonia to drive the new Prius Plug-in and get to grips with its electric range.
• TECHNOLOGY: NAVYA ARMA - For the first time in the UK, we experience the ARMA, a level 5 autonomous shuttle bus that works today.
• REVIEW: VW e-up! - Do the latest updates to Volkswagen’s baby electric car make a difference? We find out.
• FIRST DRIVE: Renault Zoe Z.E.40 in the UK - An update to our review in issue 16, we test the new Zoe on UK roads and get a taste for EVs with 150+ miles range.
• INSIGHT: Is bigger always better? - A question of battery size. Do we really need bigger batteries in electric cars or is it best to stick with smaller, cheaper batteries?
• REVIEW: Hyundai Ioniq & Kia Niro Hybrids Dual Test - The latest hybrids from Hyundai and Kia are both based on the same platform and powertrain. We drive them back to back.
• Back Pages [IN EVERY ISSUE] - Get to grips with EVs using our handy guides, included in each issue.
• Rear View BY LUCY HARGRAVE - The topic this issue: Should the first MOT be after four years?

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The latest EV and hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main features in this issue are:

• Tom Curtis’ Leaf - Part two of Tom’s ownership experience with his second hand Nissan Leaf.
• LifeStyle Gear - The latest gear, tech and gadgets to complement your electrified vehicle.
• COLUMN: Robert Llewellyn.
• COLUMN: Mark Preston.
• FIRST DRIVE: Renault Zoe Z.E.40 - Autovolt editor, Jonathan Musk, flies to Portugal to drive the first generation of small EVs equipped with a large battery.
• REVIEW: Kia Optima PHEV - Family and business friendly, Kia’s first UK plug-in hybrid, the Optima PHEV, is put through its paces on UK roads. Does its plug really equip it with +170mpg economy?
• FEATURE: University Solar Challenge - We explore solar car racing with the Cambridge University Eco Racing team to find out what it takes to race in the World Solar Challenge.
• INSIGHT: EV Charging. Innovation Needed? - Guest contributor Phil Sheppard questions who should do what with UK electric charge points.
• INSIGHT: Should every vehicle be autonomous? - A look at whether all vehicles should be made autonomous, or just some core utilities.
• INTERVIEW: EVA app - Tom Curtis talks to the creators of a popular Nissan Leaf app and finds out why it’s so popular despite competition from manufacturer produced apps.
• TECHNOLOGY: Nissan Futures 2 - Nissan shows the way forward with several technical revolutions.
• Rear View BY LUCY HARGRAVE - The topic this issue: Connected cars, do we need them?

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Main features in this issue are:

• COLUMN: Jonny Smith:
Jonny looks at why an electric vehicle future is exciting.
• FIRST DRIVE: Toyota C-HR Hybrid:
Tim Barnes-Clay drives the new stylish Toyota crossover hybrid in Madrid and finds out what it’s like.
• FEATURE: Electric Classic Cars:
Jonathan Musk pays a visit to Wales where a new company is converting old classics to electric power and drives a 1965 VW Beetle.
• REVIEW: BMW 330e:
BMW’s award winning plug-in hybrid is put through its paces. We discover out why it’s so good.
• REVIEW: BMW 225xe:
The family friendly 225xe plug-in hybrid is taken on a road trip to see just how economical it really is.
• REVIEW: BMW i3 94Ah:
BMW’s baby electric car has had an upgraded battery. We drive it to find out whether it was worthwhile.
• INSIGHT: What happens when
you run out of juice in an EV?: In the name of science and to put our minds at rest, we discharge a Nissan Leaf to zero per cent.
• FEATURE: EVs are fun…?:
We take a look at why electric cars are beginning to be accepted as the go-to fun car of the future.
• FORMULA E: Marrakesh ePrix:
Our race report on the latest round of the FIA Formula E Championship at the Moroccan Marrakesh ePrix.
• TECHNOLOGY: Dewar & Simms Awards:
We celebrate this year’s Dewar Trophy and Simms Medal winners; Gordon Murray Design and Riversimple, respectively.
• BUYING GUIDE: Tesla Roadster:
Tesla is now an iconic brand name amongst electric drivers. We explore buying a used Roadster - the company’s first electric car.

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Main features in this issue are:

• COLUMN: Robert Llewellyn
Robert questions whether we might have already reached the tipping point for electric cars.
• FIRST DRIVE: KIA Niro Hybrid
KIA joins in the hybrid game with the sub-SUV styled Niro Hybrid.
• FIRST DRIVE: KIA Optima PHEV
We send Tim Barnes-Clay to test drive the first KIA plug-in hybrid to enter the European market.
• AA Chargemaster Myth Busting
The AA and Chargemaster joins forces to bust some EV myths.
• FEATURE: Breaking Down in an EV
We speak to Chris Millward from the RAC about breaking down in an electric or hybrid car and put our minds at ease.
• FEATURE: Take Your EV on Holiday!
It’s high time we ditched the notion that EVs are for short range only and explore the idea that we should all use EVs for travel, particularly in the UK.
• INTERVIEW: Craig Wilson
Managing Director of Williams Advanced Engineering speaks to us about Formula E battery development, their involvement with the new Jaguar Formula E Team and Nissan’s BladeGlider electric car project.
• TECHNOLOGY: Motor Controllers
The unsung hero of the electric car is the motor controller and we take a look at what it does and how.
• DRIVEN: VW Passat GTE
Volkswagen’s Passat plug-in is finally in the UK one year after we first drove it in Holland.
• DRIVEN: Mercedes C 350 e
A small exec plug-in hybrid that offers a blend of premium luxury and performance but low CO2.
• DRIVEN: Lexus RX 450h
Now in its 4th generation, how does the new RX fare against its plug-in hybrid competition?
• LONG TERM: Nissan Leaf 30kWh
This update includes a trip to Wales and a mileage realisation.
• BUYING GUIDE: Toyota Prius Gen-1
What to consider if tempted by the first hybrid.

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Main features in this issue are:

• 2016 AUTOVOLT EV & HYBRID AWARDS
Our annual awards are the best place to find out what’s hot this year from the electrified automotive world. This year has a few changes from last year.
• COLUMN: Robert Llewellyn
We welcome our new columnist, Robert Llewellyn, who talks about Brexit, energy and electric cars.
• INSIGHT: Charge For Charge
Big news for EV drivers, Ecotricity has introduced a charge-for-charge fee to use the Electric Highway. We take a look at why it has been introduced, the electric vehicle community reaction and how to avoid it.
• DRIVEN: Tesla and the Autopilot
Behind the wheel of a Tesla Model S 90D to try our Autopilot, the firm’s autonomous driving technology.
• FEATURE: SUV Triple Test
A plug-in hybrid triple treat. We pit the Volvo XC90 T8 against the BMW X5 xDrive40e and Porsche Cayenne S E-Hybrid. Find out which one comes out on top in our plugged-in SUV test.
• FEATURE: Morgan EV3
A closer look at Morgan’s electric three-wheeler by Lem Bingley with some exclusive new information.
• LONG TERM: Nissan Leaf 30kWh
We’ve been living with a Leaf, find out how we’re getting on with this latest update.
• TECHNOLOGY: Formula E Battery
A brief interview with Paul McNamara, Technical Director at Williams Advanced Engineering, about the Formula E battery, its past, present and future.
• BUYING GUIDE: Mitsubishi i-MiEV
Our buying guide on the small EV that doesn’t cost the earth and provides a great introduction to electric motoring.

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Main features in this issue are:

FIRST DRIVE: Mahindra e2o

The Indian manufacturers first attempt at introducing an electric car to the UK, we take a look and a drive, but is it too expensive?

FIRST DRIVE: Toyota Mirai

We get behind the wheel of Toyota’s first production hydrogen fuel cell car, the Mirai and take a look at what it offers both as a car and a means to an end.

INSIGHT: Autonomous Cars Save Lives

Autonomous cars are touted to play a big part in our future, but will they save as many lives as manufacturers would have you believe?

FEATURE: Riversimple Rasa

We take a look at the tiny Rasa, a two-seat hydrogen fuel cell vehicle produced in Wales by an up-start company with big ideas.

INSIGHT: Should We Invest in EVs?

An insightful look at why government should invest in electric cars and what it may bring to our economy.

TECHNOLOGY: Home Batteries & V2G

How home battery storage and vehicle-to-grid could revolutionise the way we use power.

INTERVIEW: Richard Candler

Five minutes with Richard Candler, Nissan’s future technologist, on autonomous cars and what the future may hold.

REVIEW: Nissan LEAF 30kWh

The new larger battery LEAF put to the AutoVolt test, but is it worth it over the 24kWh version?

REVIEW: Toyota Prius

We drive the new 2016 Prius to Northumberland and take some stunning scenery photos of an ancient landscape with a modern machine.

REVIEW: Lexus RC 300h

The only hybrid coupé on sale today, Lexus’ RC is a very pretty thing, but is it a good hybrid?

BUYING GUIDE: Vauxhall Ampera

Our guide to the Vauxhall Ampera, a car that seemingly has it all and for just £10,000 on the used market! A bargain or full of problems?

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main features in this issue are:

FIRST DRIVE: New 2016 Toyota Prius - The new 4th generation Prius gets put through its paces by Tim Barnes-Clay.
FIRST UK DRIVE: Nissan LEAF 30kWh - Previously driven in France, how does the 30kWh LEAF fair in our cooler climes?
FEATURE: Living With a Fuel Cell Car - AutoVolt lives with a Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell for a few days to find out what it’s like living with a hydrogen car and its differences.
FEATURE: Hydrogen Record Attempts - We try our hand at a new World Record!
FIRST DRIVE: BMW X5 xDrive40e - BMW’s first plug-in hybrid is an SUV, we get behind the wheel and see what it’s like.
FIRST DRIVE: Volvo XC90 T8 Twin-Engine - We try Volvo’s first new car from their all-new platform 
INTERVIEW: Lars Lagstrom - Five minutes with Lars Lagstrom, XC90 project leader.
TECHNOLOGY: Qualcomm Halo - AutoVolt is given an exclusive behind the scenes look at Qualcomm Halo, wireless charging.
REVIEW: Toyota Rav4 Hybrid - New design, new hybrid. But, does Toyota’s powertrain work in this crossover?
REVIEW: Nissan e-NV200 Evalia - Seven seats and pure electric, is this Nissan’s most practical e-NV200 yet?
FEATURE: New v Used EVs - We team up with EcoCars4Sale to provide a handy comparison between buying new or used electric vehicles.
BUYING GUIDE: Renault Twizy - Our guide on buying the cute Twizy, but is it cuddly or should it be avoided?

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main features in this issue are:

FEATURE: Top 5 EV Resources
Whether you have an EV, want an EV or are simply interested in them, we take a look at our top five favourite resources - essential reading!
FEATURE: London to Paris by EV
We travelled from the heart of London to the centre of Paris in a Nissan LEAF. We’ve created a handy guide full of helpful hints and tips for those wishing to embark on a European adventure of their own.
FEATURE: The Flux Capacitor
AutoVolt visits Jonny Smith, best known as presenter of Fifth Gear, for a ride in his Enfield 8000 electric dragster - Europe’s quickest road legal EV!
TECHNOLOGY: Autonomous Cars
The future is upon us! We discover what makes an autonomous car work and the technology that goes in them.
REVIEW: Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
The Japanese PHEV has had a refreshing facelift, AutoVolt finds out what’s new and whether its still as good as the older model.
REVIEW: Toyota Prius+
Another facelift car, but this time for the seven-seat hybrid. We ask whether it is still a great family car, or has it been superseded by new plug-in hybrids?
FEATURE: The Porsche Experience
AutoVolt was invited to drive a Porsche Panamera S E-hybrid around the German brand’s exclusive Silverstone Experience Centre to learn how to handle a car and its driving aids.
BUYING GUIDE: Renault Fluence Z.E.
Our guide on buying the wallet-friendly electric car bargain that is the Fluence Z.E.

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main features in this issue are:

FIRST DRIVE: Nissan LEAF 30kWh - The latest LEAF features a larger battery, more range and an improved infotainment system. We go to the South of France and test it up a hill.
TECHNOLOGY: Charge Points Explained - AutoVolt visits Rolec, a leading UK charge point specialist, to find out how a charge point works.
COVER FEATURE: KTM Freeride E-XC - AutoVolt’s first electric motorbike review is of the KTM Freeride dirt bike. Our man Hayward finds out if its any good.
FEATURE: Oh Dear Diesel - We take a look at what happened and what may come from the ‘Dieselgate’ scandal.
REVIEW: VW Golf GTE - Following our diesel feature, a review of a plug-in hybrid Volkswagen that could show the way forward for the company. It’s really rather good!
REVIEW: Nissan e-NV200 Van - We’re more used to cars and tested the Combi but what’s the e-NV200 like as a purpose built electric van?
FEATURE: Dewar & Simms Awards - AutoVolt was invited to an exclusive lunch at the Royal Automobile Club with the winners of the 2015 Dewar Trophy and Simms Medal.
FEATURE: Fast Charge EV drag bike - This project has the potential to wow the world with a ‘six second’ electric dragster.
REVIEW: Toyota Yaris Hybrid - A supermini with a hybrid powertrain is an unusual idea, but does it work?
FIRST DRIVE: Hyundai iX35 Fuel Cell - AutoVolt tests the delightful Hyundai fuel cell vehicle and finds out what it’s like.
BUYING GUIDE: Lexus GS 450h - What to consider if tempted by Lexus’ luxury hybrid barge.

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main feature articles in this issue are:
- FEATURE: ELECTROFLIGHT: Electroflight is an ambitious British project to create an electric aeroplane capable of 300 mph. AutoVolt takes an in-depth look at the project and what it might mean for electric aviation.
- FEATURE: ENERGY SWITCHING: AutoVolt asks leading renewable energy supplier Ecotricity what really goes on behind the scenes when switching energy company. The answers are surprising!
- FEATURE: HYPER HYBRIDS: An exclusive look at three of the world’s most desirable hypercars, which just happen to be hybrid. AutoVolt talks to Paul Bailey, the lucky chap who owns all three of these amazing cars.
- FEATURE: TESLA SUPERCHARGER RALLY: AutoVolt was invited to attend this exclusive event, the first official European Supercharger rally. We experience a Model S 85 all the way to Amsterdam and back.
- REVIEW: TESLA MODEL S 85: The best-selling version of this iconic electric car, fully tested by us.
- FIRST DRIVE: TESLA MODEL S P85D: Yes, more Tesla! AutoVolt gets a first drive in Tesla’s supercar beating P85D. It’s shockingly (or should that be insanely) quick!
- TECHNOLOGY: SOLAR PANELS: All you wanted to know about solar power.
- REVIEW: FORD MONDEO HYBRID: A great car installed with hybrid, does it make sense?
- FIRST DRIVE: VW PASSAT GTE: AutoVolt is taken to Amsterdam (again) to test drive the latest VW plug-in hybrid.
- BUYING GUIDE: HONDA CIVIC HYBRID: Our guide to buying a used Civic Hybrid.
- REAR VIEW: Is Wireless Charging Worthwhile?

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main feature articles in this issue are:
- AUTOVOLT AWARDS: Our first ever electric and hybrid awards! This covers more than 40 pages of the most exceptional electric and hybrid cars currently on the market.
- FEATURE: We take the BMW i8 out for a spin to see if it really is an economical sports car.
- FEATURE: The story of Kingston University’s Ion Horse eBike, as told by those who lived it.
- REVIEW: The Infiniti Q70 is a luxury barge with a hybrid powertrain. We see if it is any good.
- TECHNOLOGY: Electric Motors Explained
- BUYING GUIDE: Honda Insight Gen.1
- REAR VIEW: Scrapping the Counterpart Driving Licence

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main feature articles in this issue are:
- COVER STORY: BMW i3 and Audi A2 parallels compared
- INTERVIEW: Alex Calnan from Electric Blue
- REVIEWS: Lexus IS 300h versus Mercedes-Benz C300 BlueTEC Hybrid, Kia Soul EV and Audi A3 e-tron
- TECHNOLOGY: Headlamps Explained
- FIRST DRIVE: Volkswagen Golf GTE
- BUYING GUIDE: Audi A2
- RACING: Formula E final tracks of the season plus a handy team guide
- REAR VIEW: The Zero Accident Question…

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main feature articles in this issue are:
- COVER STORY: #CHALLENGEZOE
- INTERVIEW: Dale Vince
- REVIEWS: Lexus NX 300h, Toyota Prius Plug-in, Nissan e-NV200 Combi & Volkswagen e-up!
- TECHNOLOGY: Lithium-ion Explained
- FIRST DRIVE: Ford Mondeo Hybrid
- BUYING GUIDE: Lexus RX 400h
- FEATURE: E-Mobility in an Oil Driven Market
- RACING: Formula E Miami & Long Beach Track Guides
- REAR VIEW: Tackling Pollution in our Capital Cities

To find out more info about what’s inside this issue, visit www.autovolt-magazine.com

The latest EV & hybrid news, plus handy guides explaining electric and hybrid vehicles to both the beginner and enthusiast alike complement every issue.

Main feature articles in this issue are:
 - NISSAN LEAF VS VOLKSWAGEN E-GOLF.
 - MG CONCEPT EV.
 - HONDA’S FUEL CELL FUTURE.
 - TECHNOLOGY: FUEL CELL.
 - JACK OF ALL TRADES. (Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV)
- INFINITI POSSIBILITIES. (Infiniti Q50S Hybrid AWD)
- APPEELING? (Peel P50 electric)
- FIRST DRIVE: KIA SOUL EV.
- BUYING GUIDE: RENAULT ZOE.

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es el puesto de periódicos digital multiplataforma de autoservicio más grande y de más rápido crecimiento del mundo con más de 85 millones de usuarios desde su creación en 2011 y miles de revistas y periódicos en más de 40 categorías y más de 60 idiomas. Con sede en Nueva York, Magzter tiene presencia local en Ámsterdam, Londres, Ciudad de México, Chennai, Mumbai, Nueva Delhi, Bangalore, Singapur y pronto se expandirá a otros países. Fundada por los empresarios globales, Girish Ramdas y Vijay Radhakrishnan en junio de 2011, Magzter permite a los editores de revistas y periódicos de todo el mundo crear y entregar ediciones digitales de sus títulos a los consumidores globales.

 norte. También utilizaremos la información de uso para garantizar que los usuarios cumplan con nuestros Términos de uso. Por ejemplo, la información de uso de un usuario nos ayudará a confirmar que un usuario solo descarga una revista u otro contenido un número permitido de veces o en un número permitido de dispositivos.

 que brinda a los lectores digitales acceso ilimitado a más de 8500 revistas y periódicos por un precio de suscripción mensual. Magzter también tiene la mayor cantidad de historias en el mundo con su innovadora función ezRead 2.0 para sus aplicaciones, que permite a los usuarios de teléfonos inteligentes y dispositivos móviles de pantalla pequeña disfrutar el contenido de la revista de la manera en que debe disfrutarse, con el texto del artículo que es fácil de leer y se acompaña de impresionantes videos y fotografías de alta resolución.

AutoVolt Magazine - September-October 2017

AutoVolt Magazine - September-October 2017

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