Motoring Research

A functional prototype of the Caterham Project V electric sports car will be displayed at the 2026 Tokyo Motor Show.

We reveal the cars we enjoyed most this year, from the Porsche 911 GT3 to the Alpine A290. Which one would you drive home?

The coldest months are upon us, so should you invest in a set of winter tyres? Our guide explains the pros and cons – and the alternatives.

FOI data reveals more than four drivers every day were recorded at speeds in excess of 112mph during the past 12 months.

With its flagship SUV due to end production in 2027, Volkswagen is celebrating three generations of the Touareg with a run-out Final Edition.

The winning Mercedes-Benz Sprinter was transformed into a mobile apartment, complete with a retractable bed and built-in shower.

BYD’s Stella Li is among those honoured as a 2026 Award Winner during the latest AUTOBEST Ultimate Test in Austria.

The Toyota Gazoo Racing GR GT is powered by a 650hp hybrid V8 – and will spawn a GT3 racing version from the outset.

A UK-wide Polestar competition will see drivers compete in the Gran Turismo 7 video game, before a live final in London.

Used by the late Formula 1 driver to win the 1991 Brazilian Grand Prix, bids for this special McLaren race car can be placed now.

Ahead of the festive travel season, one in three people say the driver should be responsible for EV charging costs.

New research finds that Tesla’s brand appeal is waning with European buyers, while Chinese marques are gaining consumer trust.

By charging their cars at home, EV drivers are not as likely to make impulse snack purchases at petrol stations.

Launched in October 2024, the electric Renault 5 E-Tech has already passed a production milestone of 100,000 cars.

Believed to be the only factory-endorsed Lamborghini LM002 Wagon conversion, the special 4x4 is open for bids on Bring a Trailer.

The Renault 5 and Renault 4 are now eligible for the top-tier £3,750 Electric Car Grant following a shift in battery production to France.