One car wins the 2025 WhatCar? award for being iconic, electric, affordable, and stylish THE World’s best new car has been revealed as an “affordable” remake of a 1970s classic. The hatchback has ...

Renault’s brand-new electric vehicle has secured WhatCar?’s prestigious Car of the Year Award for 2025. The new Renault 5 was praised by judges for being "comfortable" to drive while its affordable ...

Read on for the other winners of the World Car awards dished out at the New York Auto Show THE brilliant Kia EV3 was crowned World Car of the Year last night – repeating EV9’s triumph 12 months ago.

Comfort, opulence, presence, performance and the latest technology. These are just some of the things we want, no expect, a luxury car to deliver. It should be as good to drive as to be driven in. The ...

Think of the EV5 as an all-electric Kia Sportage that sits in Kia’s ginormous EV line-up alongside the EV3, EV4, EV6 and EV9.

A Chinese electric car has officially become the world’s fastest production car, taking the title from its petrol-powered competition. Whilst the Bugatti managed 304.8mph during it’s 2019 record run, ...

F1, or F1’s governing body the FIA, refreshing their regulations is nothing new, with the last major rule-change taking place ...

You could be forgiven for thinking that electric cars might finally be gaining momentum in the US. After all, sales of battery cars topped 1.2 million last year, more than five times the number just ...

Electric vehicles (EVs) have been touted as an environmentally-friendly solution to the climate crisis, giving passengers a smooth, emissions-free ride. But it seems the electric revolution – deemed ...

The Kia Sportage has retained its status as the best-selling new car in Northern Ireland in 2025, despite a strong challenge from Nissan and Peugeot. The latest industry data from the Society of Motor ...

You may not know it, but your car is kitted out with a number of sophisticated active safety systems that come to life in the last few seconds before an accident, to either prevent it or to mitigate ...