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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 (pictured above) has claimed the title of UK Car of the Year 2022. The win means that in three out of the past four years, battery power has triumphed over the internal combustion engine.

BMW, Fiat, Genesis, Hyundai, Kia, Porsche, Skoda and Toyota all gained recognition from motoring journalists as UK Car of the Year Awards 2022's category winners were revealed.

Friday 11th of February saw the return of the Continental Tyres Continental Tyres Irish Car of the Year Awards for 2022 following a gap in 2021 as a result...

Up till very recently, Toyota had been the target of near-unanimous criticism for being slow on its uptake of electric vehicles. As Tesla sales skyrocketed, the Germans scrambled to roll out electric SUVs and high performance grand tourers. Meanwhile, people were left scratching at their heads at exactly how Toyota would play catch up. On Tuesday (Dec 14) evening, Toyota...

2 people found this useful Toyota’s high-performance Yaris GR hot hatch has claimed the UK Car of the Year 2021 title to prevent a hat-trick of successive electric vehicle (EV) award wins. The 260PS, all-wheel-drive hatchback, developed by the team behind the Japanese carmaker’s Gazoo Racing rally team, claimed this year’s title following wins from the Tesla Model 3 and Jaguar I-Pace in the previous two years. It was announced as the annual awards’ winner a week after the winners of 12 ...

Every winner at the 2021 UK Car of the Year awards Updated: 04/03/2021, 11:10 am (Toyota) Last year was tough for the automotive industry. The coronavirus pandemic forced car dealerships to close for much of the year, while manufacturers repurposed factories to produce personal protective equipment instead of building cars. Sales were down almost 30 per cent, but regardless, there were plenty of excellent new cars coming to market. Today, the UK Car of the Year awards released the winners of it...