Our A-Z of new cars lists every model on sale, alongside all of the important data, our road test verdicts and our star ratings
STAR RATINGS
!!!!! Outstanding !!!!! Above average !!!!! Average !!!!! Below average !!!!! Poor
TARGET PRICE
The What Car? Target Price is the maximum you should pay for a new car and is set by our mystery shoppers. It’s updated each month and most of our approved dealers will match it.
However, in a lot of cases they can save you even more: just visit whatcar.com/new-car-deals. All Target Prices are correct at the time of going to press.
TARGET PCP
REAL MPG
What Car?’s Real MPG figures show the fuel economy you can really expect. The test is done in a laboratory to ensure repeatability within 1% but is based on a real-world route that takes in urban, rural and motorway driving. It’s tightly controlled: climate control is set to 21deg C and cars due to be tested are stored overnight at 23deg C so that each starts with the same engine temperature.
Real MPG figures reflect what’s achievable if you drive gently and stick to speed limits but don’t resort to unrealistically slow acceleration or special ‘hypermiling’ techniques.
REAL RANGE
What Car?’s Real Range test shows how far an electric car can really drive on a single charge. The car is driven at our test centre until its battery is flat, then we fully charge it (measuring the energy required to do so) and soak it overnight to 18deg C. Then, with the lights and air conditioning on, two people inside and the outside air between 10 and 15deg C, we drive our 19.4-mile route, which simulates a mix of urban, rural and motorway driving. It’s driven twice for cars that require more than 60kWh to charge and three times for those that require more than 100kWh.
VERDICT
Our road test reviews are the standard by which the car industry judges new cars. Our pick from each model range is highlighted in red
DIMENSIONS
As quoted by the car makers, with width not including door mirrors.
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