Peugeot e-408: The Peugeot e-408 has finally arrived, bringing an electric option to the brand’s striking 4.7m-long liftback-cum-crossover. Launched years after the conventional 408, this EV represents Peugeot’s push into the electrified D-segment, positioning itself against a diverse range of rivals—from the Tesla Model 3 saloon to the Kia EV6 crossover. While its delayed entry…
Polestar 5 Prototype Review: The Polestar 5 is shaping up to be a milestone in electric vehicle engineering, blending sports saloon dynamics with cutting-edge EV technology. Unlike previous Polestars, which shared platforms with other Geely Group vehicles, the Polestar 5 is a clean-sheet design, built on the brand’s Polestar Performance Architecture. This allows for a…
Mercedes GLC Electric: The new Mercedes GLC has taken a bold step into the EV market, combining luxury, cutting-edge technology, and a striking design. Revealed recently, the GLC “with EQ Technology” replaces the EQC and introduces a modern take on Mercedes’ iconic grille design, complemented by a giant 39.1-inch interior touchscreen. Built electric-first, the GLC…
Renault Clio 6: The Renault Clio has long been a benchmark in the supermini segment, and its sixth-generation iteration continues that legacy. With over 17 million units sold globally across five generations, the Clio has established itself as one of Europe’s best-selling cars. The upcoming sixth-generation model promises a blend of practicality, technology, and efficient…
Xpeng G6 Review: The global EV landscape has been rapidly transforming, with new brands emerging almost every year. Among them, Xpeng Motors has consistently stood out. Founded in 2014 by Xia Heng and He Tao, both former executives of state-owned GAC, Xpeng was created with a mission to push boundaries in automotive technology. Unlike many…
Cupra Ateca Review: When Seat decided to spin off its performance-focused Cupra division into a standalone brand back in 2018, the very first model to carry that independent identity was the Cupra Ateca. At the time, the move was seen as bold. Seat was already selling sporty versions of its cars under the Cupra badge,…
