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The New Galaxy A7 Isn't a Smartphone. It's a Sedan With Insane Range

We rarely cover cars sold exclusively in China, but we’re willing to make an exception on occasion if there’s a compelling reason. Geely’s latest product meets the criteria with its unusual name, impressive driving range, and the simple fact that it’s not another SUV. Roughly the same size as a…

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Think electric cars are expensive? My new EV costs me less than a couple of posh coffees a day

OPINION: Our EV editor Steve Fowler has just taken delivery of a brand new £38,000 Vauxhall Grandland – and he’s paying just £6.21 per day. Here’s why the secret to cheap car buying is leasing (and not being too fussy)

The Independent UK

The 2026 Polestar 4 Has Landed In America

The American version of the Swedish-designed electric crossover will be built by Renault in South Korea.

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Alpine targets Porsche Macan with new A390 family EV

Renault’s sporty sibling has the Porsche Macan in its sights

Flavio Briatore: Alpine “want to be title contenders” in 2027

Flavio Briatore a réaffirmé ses ambitions pou

Motorsport

Briatore targeting Alpine F1 wins in 2026 and a title challenge from 2027

Flavio Briatore’s presence in the Formula 1 paddock may split opinion – but the Italian knows how to win and now he insists Alpine has “no excuses” to not target victories in 2026 and titles following season.

Autosport

Alpine Wants to Take on Ferrari With a 1,000-HP Hybrid Hypercar

Shortly after revealing its first crossover, the A390, Alpine hinted at something a bit more spectacular. Just like it's doing at Le Mans, Alpine wants to challenge the likes of Ferrari with a hybrid supercar.

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The Alpine A390 Is France's Answer To The Porsche Macan EV

It features a sporty fastback design and a tri-motor setup with torque vectoring, which should provide plenty of tail-out fun.

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Alpine boss Flavio Briatore ‘should not be back in F1’, says Johnny Herbert

Briatore is de facto team principal at Alpine, 17 years on from his role in F1’s infamous ‘Crashgate’ scandal

The Independent UK

Alpine's First Electric Sports Car Has Mid-Engine Proportions

You know times are changing when Alpine has not one, but two EVs in its lineup. Following the launch of the A290 hot hatch last year, Renault’s performance arm introduced the A390 this week as the brand's first SUV. Sorry, it's a sport fastback. Currently hidden under a cover, a…

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The most anticipated new EVs coming to Europe in 2025

From retro icons to tech-rich trailblazers, these are the electric cars set to make waves - and turn wheels - in the weeks and months ahead.

Euronews

The New Alpine A390 Breaks With Tradition

Renault’s performance arm is doing better than ever. Fueled by its first electric model launch, the A290 hot hatchback, Alpine posted record sales in 2024 for the fourth consecutive year. Inevitably, the lineup is now expanding to include a crossover. Well, not quite. The French marque refuses to use that…

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9 Auto Manufacturers That Cut Corners on Crash Tests for Profit

When you buy a new car, you expect it to keep you and your loved ones safe. But what if the auto manufacturer behind your shiny new ride cut corners on crash tests just to boost their bottom line? It’s a troubling thought but more common than you might think.

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Nissan Might Sell Its Home to Survive: Report

Drastic times call for drastic measures. Amid a series of cost-cutting efforts in its fight for survival, Nissan may also part ways with its global headquarters. The troubled Japanese automaker moved its base from Tokyo to Yokohama in 2009, following two years of construction. Located in the Minato-Mirai 21 district,…

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When you buy a car, you expect it to keep you and your loved ones safe, no matter where you are in the world. But did you know that some of the world’s most popular auto companies are still selling vehicles with outdated safety standards in certain overseas markets? It’s…

Sports Illustrated

Formula 1 Engine Suppliers: Full List

The list of F1 engine suppliers for 2025.

Autosport

F1 Monaco GP 1982 retrospective: Remembering F1's craziest finish

"A real strange one," is how Autosport's Nigel Roebuck opened his report for the 1982 Monaco Grand Prix, offering a fitting precis for a chaotic race with a chaotic finish.

InsideEVs

Tesla Just Got Crushed By BYD In A Crucial Market

Tesla used to be the best-selling EV brand in Europe. Now it’s not even in the top 10.

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T3 Awards 2025: The Active finalists

Whether it's fitness, sport, transport or just the great outdoors, the Active shortlist for the 2025 T3 Awards is looking in excellent shape

TechRadar

The Nissan Micra returns as an EV – but it borrows way too much from the Renault 5 E-Tech for my liking

Nissan's famous Micra returns... but not as you know it. The affordable city car has been given the EV treatment and is based on the Renault 5.

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The New Nissan Micra Is Actually a Reskinned Renault 5

Nissan is trying to bounce back after enduring more than a few rough years. It lost $4.5 billion in the past 12 months and is planning drastic changes to cut costs. The troubled automaker is laying off 20,000 workers and closing seven factories before the decade’s end. But the Re:Nissan…

The Independent UK

British design gives new Nissan Micra edge over Renault 5 rival

Sixth generation of famous supermini gets electric power courtesy of Renault and a look that’s penned in Paddington

The Independent UK

A View to a Kill doesn’t deserve its reputation as the worst ever Bond

FLASHBACKS: David Bowie turned it down. Christopher Walken and Grace Jones didn’t. And Roger Moore didn’t like it at all. But four decades since the film’s release, does Moore’s very last 007 outing warrant its seemingly eternal drubbing? Jonathan Wells isn’t so sure

The Guardian - UK

Sing when you’re winning: how karaoke in cars heralds the triumph of Chinese firms

European manufacturers of electric vehicles are scrambling to match the technology of their Chinese rivals

Evening Standard

Judges rule ‘dieselgate’ group action can proceed in Scotland

The case concerns legal action over allegations that Nissan and Renault fitted prohibited ‘defeat devices’ to diesel vehicles.

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