Range rover evoque

MILEAGE 3151 WHY WE’RE RUNNING IT Can this upmarket SUV still hold its own in the face of fresher competition? Launching the Range Rover Evoque in 2011 put Land Rover ahead of the curve, because this

SPENDING a lot of time in a car over a condensed period is a great way to unearth its strengths and weaknesses. So, a two-week, 1,200-mile break, loaded to the gills, with a roofbox on top plus four b

Nissan’s range-topping Qashqai hybrid felt doomed to fail an impossible mission – to keep a combustion engine and pretend to be an EV – when we first met it three years ago. Now, however, it has made

‘A GAME Of two halves’ is a concept familiar to any football fan: one team dominates the first 45 minutes, while the other becomes top dog in the second. And in a way, that sums up what it’s been like

MILEAGE 2715 WHY WE’RE RUNNING IT Is this sensible, long-legged compact SUV the perfect beginner’s electric car? I ’d not long had the Elroq before it was pressed into service for some fairly arduous

PLUG-IN HYBRIDS are often a storm of superlatives. In many a model range, they are the most powerful and the most efficient, as is the case with the new Mk3 Audi Q3. That sure sounds mightily impressi