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The swap from petrol to electric hasn’t diminished the latest Mini’s sense of fun

Subsequent to the unveiling of the Clubman and Countryman Shadow Editions earlier this year, MINI has given the same treatment to the Hatch, Convertible, and Electric models too.

The 2022 Nissan Leaf doesn't get as much range as some of its rivals, but its $27,400 starting price can't be beat.

Mazda makes a virtue of the relatively low range of it first electric car, the MX-30. William Scholes asks if it goes far enough

Mini has always been one of those iconic car brands, famous for its lovable and fun cars since its inception in 1969. Their cars are instantly recognisable, and even if someone doesn't have any clue about this British brand, chances are you'll hear them go, "Wow that's a cute car!" This 5-door One is the brand's entry model into the...

OCT 3 — Michelin’s Uptis airless tyre, unveiled as a prototype two years ago, is now in the road-testing phase ahead of a scheduled market launch in 2024. While preventing punctures, this technology promises to be safer on the road. Uptis — which stands for “Unique Puncture-proof Tire...

A combination of chip shortages and factories extending their summer shutdowns were the driving force behind the big decline, says the industry trade body.

Honda e I KNEW I wanted to drive the Honda e the moment I first laid eyes on it: with a pair of round LED headlights mounted either end of an oblong, none-more-black front surround, this little electric car seemed to be looking right back at me with a mischievous take-me-home twinkle in its own ‘eyes’. As a child of the late 1970s whose love of cars and technology blossomed during the early 1980s, the Japanese giant’s first ever mass market all-electric vehicle – launched last year ...

Photos / Supplied Tomorrow (July 1) is a big day if you’ve been thinking of buying an Electric Vehicle (EV): the first phase of the New Zealand Government’s Clean Car Programme kicks in, with big rebates available to purchasers of new plug-in models costing below $80,000. The money’s on offer to used-import buyers as well (providing the vehicle is being newly registered in NZ), but the really big savings come if you’re purchasing a brand-new vehicle: the rebates are larger for a start, ...

A scene cut from a modern fairytale: Prince of Wales shows up in Oxfordshire driving an electric MINI, to celebrate 20 years of modern MINI production in the U.K. The milestone was marked through a visit to the Oxford plant, the first BMW Group factory in the world to build both combustion and fully electric MINI vehicles on the same line.