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Genesis is introducing a raft of new technology with its latest generation and model-year 23 range of electric cars including the GV60, GV70 and G80. I took a day-trip to Berlin to try out new features including Facial and Fingerprint recognition unlock and starting, Drift Mode and the astonishing Virtual Gearshift now on the latest model GV60s.
Some car manufacturers are finally beginning to understand rule number three of making electric cars – the first two being: the batteries should always go in the floor, and style the exterior to offer the least possible resistance to the wind – in other words, make it aerodynamic. The third rule however, supersedes the first two, and it is simply this – there are no rules.
This is the MG Comet, it’s been unveiled in India where it will go on sale for less than 8 lakh, which well below £8000!
Check out my series of videos from yesterday at the Fully Charged Live South show on this weekend at Farnborough International Exhibition Centre.
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When the Hyundai Ioniq 5 was introduced just over a year ago, jaws dropped. This all-new, all-electric crossover referenced Hyundai’s inaugural production car, and indeed South Korea’s first car, the Pony, from 1975. Squint and you’ll recognise the proportions and silhouette, the sharp edges, blunt front and rear ends, and the early hatchback style.
Continue reading “Hyundai Ioniq 5 Review”Most Searched for EVs set to debut in 2023. A study of Google searches reveals that the Tesla Cybertruck is the most widely searched-for EV that’s set to debut in 2023. It received 1,854,710 monthly searches in the past 2 months.
Just how bad are the pollution and particulate emissions from electric cars? Could an EV be worse than petrol or diesel car?
The BMW i4 is essentially the full electric version of the 4 Series. The M50, which I reviewed at Millbrook Proving Ground last year (which is to say I got to drive it hard around the close road circuit), is the top dog. Pretty much the M4 of BMW’s i-series saloons.
What’s happening with the EV (electric vehicle) Revolution? Has it stalled? Do we still want EVs, do they make sense, can manufacturers even.make them? I will tell you everything that’s happening with electric cars right now in this exclusive video!
The Volkswagen ID.5 is the ‘coupe’ version of ID.4, which is a crossover family SUV-style electric vehicle. And by ‘coupe’ we don’t mean it loses the rear doors, but that it gets a more fastback-like sloping rear roof-line. Cynical but enticing marketing terminology aside, there’s no question the ID.5 is the better-looking sibling, and compared to its smaller ID.3, this is the more grown-up proposition.
