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Our time with the electric SUV comes to a damp end
Ellis Hyde Ellis.Hyde@autoexpress
Forget your doubts; BMW’s biggest gamble in decades pays off
THERE is a massive hole in my life, and four in the gravel parking space at the front of my house. The ID. Buzz has gone back to Volkswagen after its six-month, 8,000-mile stint on our long-term test
WHEN BMW LAUNCHED the original iX3 back in 2020, many other electric vehicles (EVs) were utilising concept car design to stand out. The iX3 was the opposite, simply playing the part of an electric ver
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CITROEN’S positivity about occupant comfort is laudable but – like the England cricket team or Rachel Reeves’ Budget – eventually it’ll make contact with a brutal reality, in this case British roads.
WHEN it comes to assessing a family car, one thing is paramount: practicality. And I’m delighted to say that the Volvo EX30 makes us a very happy family. But practicality is about more than just space