car reviews

A feelgood, immensely practical family hauler at a scarcely believable price

A supermini survivor that blends diverse powertrains with strong design

Peugeot has rolled the dice on design, inside and out... but on top of that there’s quality of execution

Future-proofed European Jeep is a pretty blameless car and well priced. But it feels like a box-ticking exercise to us

Nissan has turned over a new Leaf. Yup, inevitable headline is justified by the facts

Quirky, comfortable hatchback and cheaper than most rivals. Perhaps the e-C3 is more interesting, though

European design and engineering means it looks and drives better than rival Chinese-brand crossovers. But not enough to overcome annoying screen and inefficiency

New electric Micra feels smart and drives well - just like the R5 whose homework it copied

Several years after launch, an updated ID.5 charms us more than the launch car

Your nan’s supermini handles like the proverbial go-kart, but ain’t as complete as a Fiesta

Ford grabs a VW platform and puts its own spin on it. Arguably with better results

Forgettable to look at, lacking in dynamic talent, and no cheaper than rivals. Avoid the electric versions

Fiat's recast 500 is a solid, refined little electric car. But rivals are cheaper and will go further

Fancy a slice of sensible Skoda-ness but put off by the Enyaq’s size? The Elroq is for you

Ticks all the rational boxes, but rivals are better to drive and more interesting

Ignore the MG badge, this is another Chinese electric SUV that doesn’t rock the boat and isn’t a bargain

Skoda’s facelifted electric family SUV is better than ever. Smartened looks add to relentless competence

The ID.7 lacks a bit of style, but at least VW has nailed the basics this time

A likeable little city car, but comfortable enough beyond it too. Just don't expect the off-road chops you're used to from a Jeep

The Volvo EX30 is a likeable and admirable car, unless you’re sat in the back of it or lost in the labyrinth that is the screen

By rights an EV cobbled together like this one ought to be rubbish. The fact that it isn’t is testament to the rescue effort Ford’s engineers have pulled off