Smart’s goal of launching a new car every year will see a model named #6 unveiled in 2025, and go on sale the following year.

Reliability has always been front and centre of car buyers' concerns, whether they're buying new or used and – these days – petrol, diesel, hybrid or electric. Warranties – whether new-car warranties ...

The undisputed king of car finance, PCP is used by 78% of UK car buyers. People are attracted by the low monthly payments and flexibility, as well as the fact you can use PCP to buy both new and used ...

It’s easy to think that leaving an electric car standing for long periods would require nothing more than plugging it in, locking it and walking away. And you may well get away with that. But if you ...

Like the electrified Flying Spur, the new Bentayga Hybrid also features a plug-in hybrid powertrain. It combines a 3.0-litre V6 petrol engine, an electric motor and a 17.3kWh battery for a total power ...

With the introduction of the revised 2020 model-year Ioniq, Hyundai added the extra benefit of a smartphone app. Hyundai BlueLink can be used for monitoring your car’s battery capacity, scheduling and ...

As revealed in sketches last month, the concept features a “long-bonnet, short tail” shape often associated with GT cars, and its design appears to borrow elements from the Aston Martin DB9 and Alfa ...

While electric cars are clearly beneficial for local air quality wherever they're used, ethical and environmental concerns have been raised over the mining of materials such as lithium and cobalt that ...

Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) – commonly known as road tax – applies to any road-registered vehicle in the UK. The rate of VED depends on a number of different factors, including the vehicle's CO2 ...

Currently the Prius is in its fourth generation, introduced in 2016, but this guide focuses on the third-generation model, which was produced from 2009 to 2016. It's now quite affordable, and Toyota's ...

Electric motorbikes are way behind electric cars in both technology and take-up – we’re talking big bikes here, not mopeds and seated scooters, which are very different. Why? Because motorcyclists ...