In fact, maybe even more difficult than you're thinking

You don't really need your money for anything else, do you?

With a new year fast approaching what budget-friendly new EVs are coming down the road? And how many of them will be less than £25,000?

Each New Year brings with it the chance to take stock of the past 12 months and look forward to the many opportunities ahead.

With a new year comes a fresh batch of cars hitting showrooms for the first time. And 2025's arrivals are predominately EVs. Here are 12 models to look out for.

Some residents have told of the 'donk, donk, donk' sound the flimsy piece of metal makes as vehicles drive over while others appear to think the din is more akin to a 'large clatter'.

Toyota might be working on an electrified minivan and if true to history it would feature a daring design.

The Kia EV9 has been recalled, again, and this time the issue effects the safety of those seated in the second and third rows.

Lamborghini will run a much more limited endurance racing program in 2025.

Gordon Murray Automotive is close to revealing the third and final version of its V-12-powered T.33 supercar.

Reduced cooling needs could boost energy density or reduce EV battery pack sizes, a GM patent filing suggests—if suppliers are able to make cells with a different stack shape inside.

Before the 39th president died he imagined a compelling blueprint for how Americans could live and drive.

As car manufacturers continue to drive towards an electric future, models we've come to know and love are disappearing. And 2024 has claimed some huge automotive scalps.

Under current rules, vehicles registered more than 40 years ago no longer needs to undergo annual road worthiness check-ups as the general consensus is they are owned by enthusiasts.

As cars expand in size - with some of the biggest almost 5.4m long - the problems for drivers keep growing.