Drivers are being urged to remove these four items from their cars before the hottest day this week.

A major technological breakthrough could allow electric vehicle (EV) batteries to store up to ten times more electricity, meaning Brits will no longer be stung by limited driving range

The car hack could come in handy this June, when the UK is forecast a mini-heatwave.

Leaving this item in the car could pose a couple of serious risks to drivers.

An odd legal loophole leaves authorities unable to help and homeowners frustrated and struggling to resolve if another car parks on their driveway this summer

Motorists are being warned that they could be fined hundreds of pounds if they don't carry three essential documents in their glovebox this summer when driving abroad - and two of them are new

Drivers could be surprised at just how much this relatively unknown feature changes their driving experience, making journeys smarter, cheaper, greener and a whole lot more fun

Zoe Buske, 18, spent three years saving up to turn her 2009 Skoda Roomster, which she paid £5,000 for, into a DIY campervan

Brits have been warned to check their cars for five everyday items that could end up putting your vehicle - and even your health - in danger ahead of the UK's looming heatwave

A man was stunned when he went out to his car and found police surrounding it after a colleague took drastic action over a parking spot.

All drivers have to do is simply press a button to reduce their fuel consumption, according to car experts.

UK motorists have been strongly advised to check documentation and ensure their details are up to date to avoid fines, penalty points, invalidated insurance — or even a driving ban

UK motorists with a specific kind of car have been urged to take a simple safety precaution, after alarming data revealed that between 60 and 70 per cent of vehicles stolen in 2024 were keyless models

While he acknowledges there are good examples of every car brand, the experienced motor trader warns against 'falling for a badge or bargain' because you could 'end up with a money pit'

Futuristic robotaxis could soon be driving on UK roads, as Uber confirms its latest trial. However, the news has sparked debate online - with many brits sharing the same concern