car reviews

BMW's second full-electric car is a little more 'normal', a pragmatic EV designed to make ICE transition easy

No obvious weaknesses, a quantum leap for EVs - proves what’s possible when you start from scratch with today’s tech

While others play catch-up on EV estates, this Peugeot is the best value all-rounder you can currently buy

Does most of the everyday stuff nicely while looking like a bulldog wearing a crash helmet

An eminently sensible spaceship. AI-infused with monster range and dazzling efficiency, but not exactly fizzing with excitement

A refreshingly 'normal' EV that happens to look better, go further and cost less than before. Winner

This is a well-targeted car that won't frighten mainstream buyers. Its problem, strangely, is the price

The GV60 is a good quality, comfort focused EV deserving of a wider audience

The e-3008 isn’t a revolution, but the design and interior have both improved over the old petrol car. Pity it’s not more spacious

Like an own-brand packet of ready salted crisps. The Geely EX5 is as plain as motoring gets

Not exactly a box-fresh car, but a thoroughly welcome one nonetheless. Follow its lead in not taking life too seriously

A great everyday family car, and possibly the best electric seven-seater yet that isn't silly money

Bigger than most rivals, this is a really useful and comfy car. Those in the driver's seat will be pretty happy too

Polestar’s eponymous fourth model, this time with added subtraction. Of a rear ’screen

The new Vauxhall Frontera does a lot right for the price, making the cheaper EV hard to overlook

This was originally meant to be called the new A7, but it’s the standard A6 recipe that we know and really quite like

The Vauxhall Frontera Electric stands out for its VFM price tag, but it's got more going for it too

Unpick the cringey slogans on the doors and you’ve got yourself a roomy, sensibly-priced and comfortable take on a supermini

Suzuki’s first electric car prides itself on its rugged off-road chops, but is flawed in a few key areas

A slick design wrapped around a sumptuous interior. Hopefully the software underpins it all properly

Heading into the nearest Stellantis dealer to pick up a generic crossover? You might just have your head turned by the Leapmotor’s £29,995 price tag