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Polestar 3 Performance Review
The Polestar 3 Performance is expensive, but it feels every bit the premium electric SUV it needs to be. It is beautifully built, exceptionally comfortable, seriously quick and, most impressively, genuinely enjoyable to drive despite its size and weight. The touchscreen-heavy controls and over-sensitive driver assistance systems can frustrate, but they do little to undermine what is otherwise a hugely accomplished luxury EV. After living with it for a couple of weeks, it is one of those rare cars I really did not want to give back.

Kia EV5 GT-Line S Review
The Kia EV5 GT-Line S AWD is not trying to be the most extreme electric SUV on sale. Instead, it combines comfort, space, useful technology, strong performance and genuine SUV character into an exceptionally convincing everyday package. For me, it is one of Kia’s best electric cars yet and potentially my favourite all-rounder of the year.

Polestar 2 Long Range Dual Motor Review
The Polestar 2 remains the thinking person's electric car, offering a brilliant blend of style, tech, and genuine driver engagement.

Polestar 4 Coupé Review
There is a lot I really like about the Polestar 4. The quality is exceptional, the driving position is superb, the chassis actually encourages you to find an interesting road and the interior feels every bit as premium as the price suggests. After several days with the rear-wheel-drive version, including around 200 miles in a single trip, it is the sort of EV I could very easily live with. It is not perfect. Some of the driver-assistance technology became irritating, the touchscreen still controls too much and I never completely warmed to the digital rear-view mirror. But those frustrations are surrounded by so much good stuff that the Polestar 4 has become one of my favourite cars in this part of the market.

Geely EX2 Review: Exceptional Value Without Feeling Cheap
The Geely EX2 is one of the strongest-value small electric cars I have driven. It combines genuinely impressive passenger and luggage space, a comfortable ride, loads of equipment, clever technology and an eight-year warranty with a starting price of £20,990. Performance is leisurely and the maximum 214-mile range won't suit everybody, but for everyday driving the EX2 feels considerably more accomplished than its price suggests.

Cupra Tavascan Review: The Electric SUV with a Spanish Soul
The Cupra Tavascan is a breath of fresh air in a crowded market, offering genuine kerb appeal and a sporty drive, even if the tech takes some getting used to.
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MG’s Quality Push Is Paying Off as Brand Surges into Reliability Top 10
MG has been named the most-improved brand in the 2026 What Car? Reliability Survey. After being impressed by the new MGS5 EV, I take a closer look at what's changing behind the scenes.

I Made a Car Colouring Book! Amazing Cars is Now Available on Amazon
I’ve turned my love of cars into something a little different. Amazing Cars Colouring Book features 50 cars to colour, from supercars and classics to EVs, SUVs and off-roaders, and it’s available now on Amazon.

Toyota’s van ambitions are getting serious.
Toyota wants to sell 200,000 commercial vehicles a year in Europe by 2030. From electric vans to a hydrogen Hilux, here’s how Toyota Professional plans to get there.

Vauxhall Astra Gets a Manual Gearbox and a Much Lower Starting Price
Vauxhall has added a six-speed manual gearbox to the Astra range, lowering the starting price to £26,495 and giving buyers even more choice across hatchback and Sports Tourer models.