What Car? UK - July 2023

In this issue

Power to the people
With electric cars booming in popularity, many drivers want to top up their batteries overnight. Our survey rates 11 of the biggest names in home charging.

Examining the examiners
With dangerous cars being allowed onto the road and sound ones unfairly failing annual roadworthiness checks, MOT testers go under the microscope.

BMW 5 Series/i5

All-new executive car is joined for the first time by a 361-mile electric version On sale October Price from £49,850

5 mins

Porsche Cayenne

An electric successor is on the way, but this sports SUV isn't done with combustion just yet On sale Autumn Price from £69,675

3 mins

Volvo EX30

All-new small electric SUV assumes a spot beneath the XC40 in Volvo's range On sale Early 2024 Price from £33,795

2 mins

Lexus RX

Luxury SUV is now available with regular hybrid power. How does it compare with the plug-in? On sale Now Price from £62,125

3 mins

Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV

The largest of Mercedes' new electric SUVs builds on the luxurious EQS saloon with extra practicality On sale Now Price from £129,470

3 mins

Peugeot 2008

Refresh for small SUV brings hybrid power and a longer range for the electric version On sale Summer Price from £25,000 (est)

3 mins

Jeep Grand Cherokee

Latest generation of Jeep's Range Rover Sport rival is exclusively a plug-in hybrid in the UK On sale Now Price from £85,615

4 mins

HONDA'S NEW SUV PUSH

Japanese brand doubles down on electrification, with a fresh trio of hybrid and all-electric SUVs just around the corner

8 mins

Older drivers face mandatory eye tests

Campaigners say over-70s should have regular checks

2 mins

RETURN TO SPLENDOUR

These plug-in hybrid SUVs combine great luxury with potentially low running costs. But when choosing one to live with, which should you come right back to?

8 mins

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