Review: Hyundai Ioniq hybrid
The Hyundai Ioniq looks like a normal car. And that's a good thing. It also looks set to dethrone the Toyota Prius as King of the Hybrids.
The Hyundai Ioniq looks like a normal car. And that's a good thing. It also looks set to dethrone the Toyota Prius as King of the Hybrids.
You’ve no doubt seen them on the hard shoulder or looping the motorway, occasionally you’ll catch their amber lights in your rear-view mirror too, but that’s only half the story. So do you actually...
Exclusive research conducted amongst 2,000 van drivers, owners and operators and commissioned by Mercedes-Benz Vans has established a clear motoring manifesto. It’s not surprising then that pothol...
Hyundai has revealed details of its practical i30 Tourer that will be available from next month. This new estate variant features a much more practical boot than the recently launched i30 hatch, a...
Skoda has unveiled a facelifted version of its Citigo city car that benefits from a new front end and updated tech. The most significant update is at the front of the car that gets a redesigned bu...
As Brexit negotiations officially commence in Brussels, the UK’s automotive sector is calling on the government to forge a ‘transitional deal’ to ensure UK-based manufacturers are not adversely aff...
Drivers of pre-2015 Euro 6 diesels are to be charged an extra £2.45 per hour to park in parts of London from today, in a trial aimed at reducing the capital’s toxic air problem. The charges affect...
The recent Queen’s Speech may have been barer than Old Mother Hubbard’s cupboard, but there was a nugget of good news in there for drivers of electric vehicles. The government has decided it shou...
In what has been a relatively quiet news week all around, we continue to see fallout from the general election and radio interview floundering. We also have crippling FOMO as Glastonbury is plugge...
Like having a new German car on your British driveway? So do German car manufacturers, and a new report has revealed that a hard Brexit could be devastating for the European powerhouse’s manufactur...