The UK government confirms the rolling 40-year Vehicle Excise Duty exemption for classic cars remains intact in the 2025 autumn budget, safeguarding motoring heritage amid broader tax hikes.

Starting April 2028, UK's new road pricing scheme will add a 3p per mile tax for electric car drivers and 1.5p for plug-in hybrids, raising questions about how this fits with the government's goal to ban ICE vehicles and promote EV adoption.

The BMW Z4 is ending production in the spring, and this limited edition is how it waves goodbye

Turns out that alienating your largest customer base isn’t a great way of selling cars, as Abarth mulls a return to petrol hot hatches

The facelifted Dacia Jogger is now on sale in Britain, bringing a fresh look and extra kit for the price of a decent meal out

Drivers of electric cars will be charged 3p per mile, and those in PHEVs 1.5p per mile, when the scheme comes into effect in April 2028

The electric Audi S6 E-Tron and petrol-powered S5 are getting a new ‘Dynamic Plus’ mode for more rear-biased antics

Euro NCAP will take into account the effectiveness of lane keep assist and speed limit warnings when assessing new cars

Yesterday’s launch of Project Motor Racing wasn’t the warmest received, but developer Straight4 Studios remains undeterred

The rolling 40-year exemption for classics will stay in place following rumours it would be scrapped