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BMW 2 SERIES COUPE
Retaining rear-wheel drive and a lively straight six, BMW has pledged to keep the new compact two-door a proper enthusiast’s car. Promise kept?
AUDI A8
Luxury limousine is updated – mostly inside – in the face of rejuvenated opposition
Looking at life after car ownership
Car makers continue to branch out into mobility services, but is the demand there?
TOYOTA GR 86
The GT86 was one of our favourite cars of the 2010s, thanks to its easily accessible rear-driven entertainment. No pressure on its replacement, then…
IS PORSCHE READY FOR F1?
New boss speaks out on the marque’s motorsport future
JEEP WRANGLER RUBICON 392
Jeep parks a hardcore, V8-powered tank slap bang on the Ford Bronco’s lawn
Toyota bets on cheap city cars
Firm’s Europe boss explains why it bucked the trend to make the petrol-only Aygo X
XC90 reinvented to define Volvo's new-era ethos
Flagship gets EV and ICE versions, new look and minimalist tech-led cabin
London's bigger ULEZ kicks in this week
LONDON’S ULTRA LOW Emission Zone has been expanded to the North and South Circular ring road, affecting hundreds of thousands of motorists who drive in and around the capital.
FORD MUSTANG MACH-E GT
Does this 634lb ft all-wheel-drive flagship have dynamic appeal to match its pace?
Fifth-generation Range Rover leads brand-wide overhaul
Luxury SUV’s top-down revamp brings new hybrid powertrains and potent BMW V8
DON'T MISS THE BUSSO
Powered as it is by the legendary Busso V6, Alfa Romeo’s early-2000s hot hatch is quickly rising in value. John Evans is your guide through the purchasing minefield
Gov't to tell car makers how many EVs they have to sell
New mandated EV sales percentages are part of a wider push to net zero emissions
KIA EV6
Flagship EV crossover has a lot going for it on paper – but it’s on the road that counts
Covid fallout still causing long delays for L-tests and lessons
Lockdown backlog and a shortage of instructors are making learner drivers wait
New Nissan EV to replace Leaf
Firm’s latest crossover will be built in Sunderland and succeed its electric trailblazer
Ineos Grenadier to go hydrogen
Prototype 4x4 using Hyundai hydrogen tech will open the way for production models
PORSCHE 911 CARRERA 4 GTS
A drive on challenging British B-roads in autumn weather reveals its true colours
FROM PRINT TO PIXELS
Autocar’s entire collection of back issues has been painstakingly digitised into a searchable library that documents the whole history of the motor car. Matt Prior finds out how it was done
New Mini hatch leads big push
Next-gen three-door to take the firm into a new era of superminis, SUVs and an MPV
McLAREN 720S GT3X
McLaren upgrades its GT3 race car to let loose an unhinged track-day weapon
Gaming tech aiding car industry
'Engine’ software gives engineers, designers and marketeers benefits of virtual reality
DAWN OF A NEW AGE
In 1896, The Autocar magazine celebrated the lifting of an onerous 4mph speed limit by organising the first London to Brighton run. Steve Cropley tells the tale
For the record: how Autocar made its mark
Since its launch, Autocar has documented key world events through the prism of the automotive industry. Kris Culmer revisits 126 years of publication
Sportier new Mercedes SL brings back soft-top
Four-wheel drive and steering standard for AMG-developed roadster
Ora sets sights on UK EV sales
Chinese brand’s Renault Zoe-rivalling Cat supermini offers up to 261 miles of range
Steve Cropley
MY WEEK IN CARS
FERRARI 812 COMPETIZIONE
Is the latest front-engined V12 special out of Maranello as terrifying as the last one?
BMW 4 SERIES GRAN COUPE
Five-door version of dynamic new 4 Series Coupé arrives in M Performance form
Pininfarina builds a new future
New assembly plant will build the £1.7m Battista – and we’ve had an exclusive preview