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Yet more Ford Ranger variants released Yet more Ford Ranger variants released April 23, 2021 Blue oval brand adds 4x2 XL Sport, 4x4 XL Heavy Duty special, 4x4 XL Bi-Turbo and upgraded XLT utes Ford Australia has announced the addition of even more variants to the 2021 Ford Ranger line-up, swelling the number of versions in the popular ute range to 34. Fresh from releasing the 4×4 XL Tradie, the full-time Wildtrak X and the FX4 Max, Ford has now announced the 4×2 XL Sport, 4×4 XL Heavy Duty s...

Browzwear and Cotton Incorporated Collaborate to Produce Sustainable Fabrics for Designers as a Continued Commitment towards a More Sustainable Fashion Industry Share Article Production of new garments and availability within Browzwear’s VStitcher will reduce waste and minimize raw material resources during the design process This collaboration is about transforming the product development process towards sustainability, and ensuring that we provide more ecological digital options for designe...

Skoda Karoq – What you need to know Skoda Karoq – What you need to know April 21, 2021 Mid-size Skoda SUV has branched out with the addition of a sporty all-wheel drive model The popular Skoda Karoq was launched in 2018 in front-wheel drive guise only. In mid-2020, a sporty all-wheel drive model was added, doubling the line-up to tackle the cut-throat mid-size SUV segment. Armed with plenty of safety and driver assist tech, and many clever features, the high-riding Skoda Karoq is likely to ...

Magnite in India and the carmaker has already racked up over 50,000 bookings for the sub-compact SUV. Nissan has seen an overwhelming demand for the Magnite in India, thanks to its fantastic pricing and excellent value proposition. The company says that almost 60% of all bookings received are for the top-spec variants - XV and XV Premium - with up to 15% bookings having been made for the CVT variants. Nissan have so far delivered over 10,000 units of the Magnite. Naturally, theres a huge gap b...

Author: Jon Urry Updated: Today 11:30 Second-generation bikes are always a step above their predecessors due to the fact that small irritations have been ironed out and this rings true of the 890 Adventure R. Smoother, more refined, better handling and even more capable off-road, the 890 Adventure R is a brilliant option for anyone serious about venturing into the unknown. It’s a shame a few options aren’t standard fitment on a bike costing so much but there is no denying that this is a qua...

Plug-In Hybrid Hyundai Tucson Comes In At Just Over £39k In UK Mar 14, 2021 at 10:54am ET ++ The plug-in hybrid family SUV has an all-electric range of around 31 miles. The new, plug-in hybrid Hyundai Tucson will soon go on sale in the UK with prices starting at just over £39,000. Combining petrol and electric power, the new model is expected to have a 31-mile zero-emission range, while customers will get the choice of two high-specification trim l...

The new Tucson PHEV has a 261 HP powertrain and a 31-mile electric range.

Click the thumbs up > Hyundai has confirmed the pricing and specification of the Tucson plug-in hybrid, which joins the existing line-up with lower company car tax rates. The new model uses a 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine and electric motor, in conjunction with a 13.8kWh battery. It’s the most powerful Tucson, with 265PS, and the most efficient. An electric range of 31 miles places the car in the 11% benefit-in-kind tax bracket. Ashley Andrew, managing director of Hyundai Motor UK, sai...

2 people found this useful Hyundai is enhancing its range of electrified models with the launch of the new Tucson plug-in hybrid and updated Kona Electric. Priced from £39,330, the Tucson plug-in hybrid joins the existing hybrid and mild-hybrid models in the line-up. It’s the first time plug-in hybrid technology had been offered on the Tucson and helps improve its efficiency thanks to a zero-emission range of more than 30 miles. Plug-in hybrid Tucsons feature active aerodynamics with an Acti...

The new plug-in hybrid Hyundai Tucson will cost from £39,330 (Hyundai) Hyundai has released full pricing and specification for the new plug-in hybrid Tucson. The electrified SUV will cost from £39,330 and comes with a 10 per cent benefit in kind rate, making it mighty appealing to company car buyers. The powertrain uses a 1.6-litre petrol engine and an electric motor, with the latter powered by a 13.8kWh battery that provides an electric range of up to 35 miles. It has a combined output of 26...