Nissan went big at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show, revealing a range of concept cars that paint a strong picture of the brand’s future, hinting at upcoming model plans, too. Among them was the Hyper Punk small SUV – a small crossover that points directly to the forthcoming Nissan Juke EV. While the Tokyo concept… Continue reading New Nissan Juke to target Hyundai Kona with radical redesign
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Custom Rolls-Royce Ghost and Range Rover bring a touch of class to SEMA 2023
Rolls-Royces and Range Rovers aren’t the kind of the cars you’d usually expect to see at the SEMA show – the home of outrageously powerful and outlandish show cars. However, British firm Urban Automotive has decided to add a touch of class to this year’s proceedings, unveiling its latest products and styling enhancements for the… Continue reading Custom Rolls-Royce Ghost and Range Rover bring a touch of class to SEMA 2023
Deal of the Day: Top deals on top-selling Ford Puma
September’s best-seller with near £4,000 discount Zero per-cent finance from Ford Leasing deals starting at just £230 per month Ford may have canned the Fiesta, but that hasn’t stopped it from claiming top spot in the sales chart so far this year. The Ford Puma is currently the UK’s best seller and we’re not surprised… Continue reading Deal of the Day: Top deals on top-selling Ford Puma
Cars we can’t buy in the UK, but wish we could
The onset of electrification and the increasingly global nature of the car industry mean we’ve rarely had as wide a choice when it comes to what we drive. But there are still some great cars which haven’t made it to the UK. We’ve picked out the models that we’re sure Brit buyers would love to… Continue reading Cars we can’t buy in the UK, but wish we could
Seat Ateca
Novelty puddle lights, which typically shine a brand logo onto the ground as you unlock the car, have been fairly common features of mid-market cars looking to make an impression for a while now. The Ateca’s problem, however, is that it’s no longer very clear what kind of impression it’s trying to make. Before Cupra… Continue reading Seat Ateca
Fiat Tipo hatchback pulled from UK as brand overhauls line-up
The Fiat Tipo has been taken off sale in the UK after seven years, as part of a ground-up overhaul of the Fiat line-up. The family hatchback and estate models will be indirectly replaced by the new 600e electric crossover. The Tipo’s departure leaves the 500 and Panda as the Italian brand’s only non-SUV cars on sale in the UK.… Continue reading Fiat Tipo hatchback pulled from UK as brand overhauls line-up
Tata Motors to modify Ford’s Sanand plant to produce Avinya-based EVs
Tata Motors, which, with its EV arm – Tata Passenger Electric Mobility (TPEM) – has signed an MoU with Jaguar Land Rover to leverage the latter’s EMA or Electric Modular Architecture born-electric platform to underpin a series of its upcoming EVs based on the Avinya EV concept, will manufacture these premium all-electric models at Sanand, Gujarat. The… Continue reading Tata Motors to modify Ford’s Sanand plant to produce Avinya-based EVs
Escorts Kubota Q2 results: Net profit rises two-fold to Rs 223 crore
Escorts Kubota on Friday said its consolidated net profit rose over two-fold to Rs 223 crore for the second quarter ended September, driven by brisk sales in the construction and railway equipment segments. The company had reported a net profit of Rs 99 crore in the July-September period of the last fiscal. The total income… Continue reading Escorts Kubota Q2 results: Net profit rises two-fold to Rs 223 crore
JLR CEO apologises for parts delays as 5000 cars await repair
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) CEO Adrian Mardell said the firm is “really unhappy” about delays at its new parts logistics hub in Leicestershire, which have left thousands of cars in the UK off the road. Speaking to journalists as JLR detailed its financial performance in the previous quarter, Mardell spoke candidly about the challenges that… Continue reading JLR CEO apologises for parts delays as 5000 cars await repair
JLR CEO apologises for parts delays as 5000 cars await repair
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) CEO Adrian Mardell said the firm is “really unhappy” about delays at its new parts logistics hub in Leicestershire, which have left thousands of cars in the UK off the road. Speaking to journalists as JLR detailed its financial performance in the previous quarter, Mardell spoke candidly about the challenges that… Continue reading JLR CEO apologises for parts delays as 5000 cars await repair