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The Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure or WLTP, for short, is a vehicle fuel economy test that you might have come across when reading about new electric cars – but how does it work?
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Toyota’s hydrogen Mirai managed to drive an incredible 845 miles on one tank of hydrogen.
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The new Tesla rival, Lucid, has finally gone into production with its EV Air saloon.
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Fuel shortages have caused issues up and down the country over the past week with panic buying causing long queues outside any petrol station that has petrol or diesel available.
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Speed Cameras have become a crucial tool in maintaining and improving road safety on UK roads with their ability to measure whether drivers are breaking the speed limit.
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The Ford Fiesta so often sits atop Britain’s best-selling vehicles list at the end of the year, but with the Vauxhall Corsa leading in new car registrations in 2021, the Fiesta is receiving a well-timed facelift.
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The ID.Life is Volkswagen’s latest concept car. Due to arrive in 2025, the ID.Life could prove to be a significant car for the German manufacturer because of its competitive pricing.
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By law every car on UK roads must display a vehicle registration number, or ‘number plate’ as it’s otherwise known. This unique combination of letters and numbers allows every car to be identified.
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Mercedes-Benz have finally revealed the EQE – the EV E-Class equivalent. It becomes the German manufacturer’s second model to be underpinned by the EVA2 platform and looks ready for launch in 2022.
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Cars have a long and rich history, packed full of fun and unusual facts. Did you know the inventor of cruise control was blind, or that Volkswagen makes more sausages than cars? Here are 17 interesting car facts we bet you didn't know!
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In 1951 the airbag was invented by Walter Linderer – an invention that would go on to save people’s lives every day.
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With increasing populations and constant automotive innovations, can our towns and cities cope with more cars?
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It hasn’t been around for long, but the new iX3 has already received a facelift. The reasoning for BMW’s changes is that it will keep the iX3’s styling in line with the X3, which underwent revisions earlier this year.
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Audi’s new concept, the skysphere, is a two-seater fully electric and autonomous car that has the ability to extend its wheelbase.
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According to the latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), 26,215 Corsas have been registered in the first 7 months of 2021.
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Volkswagen has revealed its latest car – a compact SUV, that is a sportier take on the T-Cross.
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With the negative impact poor air quality has on our health, Clean Air Zones (CAZ) are popping up in cities across the UK to combat this issue, but do you know how they work and what penalties you could face if you do not adhere to their rules?
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The AA has just revealed that the price of petrol is the highest it has been since the beginning of October 2013.
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Mock-ups of the MINI Urbanaut have existed for quite some time, but the MPV concept has now taken a step closer to becoming a reality with the unveiling of a full-scale physical model.
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The Concept Recharge is a concept car from Volvo that has been described by the Swedish manufacturer as a ‘manifesto’ for its next generation of all electric models.
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Volkswagen’s latest Polo GTI facelift packs a punch, outmuscling class rivals.
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There’s a new eco-friendly petrol in town, which is due to be rolled out across the UK later this year.
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Kia reveals its 5th generation Sportage that will go on sale later this year.
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Volvo’s first exclusively electric model is the C40 Recharge – a zero emission XC40 spin-off that will only be available to buy online.
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With the rise of electric vehicles, the use of public EV charging points is becoming much more common. HMRC has recently clarified their rules on VAT and input tax recovery with regards to charging electric vehicles.
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Steer-by-wire is a steering system that does away with any direct mechanical connections between the vehicle’s steering wheel and the steering system. This innovation comes with several advantages.
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Dacia have plans to release three new models by 2025, with the first being a large SUV called the Bigster.
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Mercedes-Benz have revealed the designs of their latest vehicle – a fully electric premium MPV that’ll slot into the small van segment.
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For the first time, the majority of new car sales in the UK during 2020 were automatics. In 2019 this figure was around 49%, which was up from 43% the previous year.
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The new ID.4 GTX is the first of what will surely be many new sporty EVs to come from VW. The GTX is a car that shows that sportiness can be sustainable too.
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