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I n this transition era for the automotive industry, barely a week passes without a manufacturer wheeling out a bold new electric machine with a flashy presentation that claims it brings tomorrow’s te

HAS the unrelenting popularity of SUVs finally plateaued? Are buyers becoming wise enough to the inherent compromises in space and efficiency to divert their hard-earned cash into something boxier and

SAYING that a passenger car “drives like a van” would probably be seen as a negative by a lot of people, but that would be to ignore two important facts. Firstly, modern vans are much closer to their

THE mid-size electric SUV segment is one of the most overpopulated areas of the new-car market. Almost every mainstream maker has put a flag in the ground, with many now seeing strong conversion from

Even by the standards of a car maker that has radically transformed its product portfolio in recent years, the new PV5 is a hugely significant machine. Which is saying something for what is essentiall

If first impressions of the Kia EV5 are a touch underwhelming, it’s only because of the lofty expectations set by its predecessors. This is a well-designed and well-rounded family SUV with a good rang