Leasing sector calls for company car tax reform to stabilise demand for new and used EVs.

Smart’s new engineering center in Germany combines the strengths of two very different automotive cultures, as Tilo Schweers, vice president of R&D for Europe, explains.

How much more performance can be extracted from crash test cameras, and how are they being integrated into today’s increasingly complex evaluation setups?

We’ve crunched the numbers to find out which EVs get the most range back per minute plugged in

A session of garden remodelling offered a change to test our Suzuki eVitara’s load-hauling credentials.

Is the CyberCab a load of rubbish and just a gimmick or game changer in the transport industry?

As commercial autonomous vehicle deployments scale up, how are early adopters addressing the new challenges and opportunities of managing an unsupervised fleet?

The eVitara is Suzuki’s crucially important entry into the electric vehicle market. Can it compete with the best in its class? We’ve been finding out.

Increased expense of public chargers drove a 15% increase in fleets' EV energy costs during the first half of 2026.

Unstable policy, shifting tech and complex operations are the new normal, says one of UK's leading fleet bosses.

The original performance VW is turning 50 with its most potent variant yet. But is the Golf GTI Edition 50 good enough to tempt you out of the R?

Can new PM Andy Burnham get the EV future right?

Now that airports have access to more accurate data and analytics, passenger flow has become more than just a reporting metric - it’s quickly evolving into an operational layer.

From £550 runaround to full size Hot Wheels car, the Grinch behind this Berg Cup inspired Mk2 Polo clearly isn’t a ‘mean one’ when it comes to big ideas…

Weighing in at just over a tonne and putting more than 1000hp to the road through all four wheels, Ricardo Kruijf’s motorsport-inspired Mk1 shows there’s still room to raise the bar with the earliest Golfs.