Electric Cars
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Mercedes-Benz EQC is a monumental EV debut
Mercedes-Benz EQC is a big, burly SUV and the brand’s first pure electric, mass production vehicle, but is already joined by a growing, variously sized, electric family
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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The sun sets on traditional supercars at California’s Monterey Car Week
Monterey Car Week, the world’s most prestigious car gathering, is showcasing ever-more extravagant special editions, coachbuilt cars and all-new electric concepts. Here are seven key machines from 2022
By Rory FH Smith Last updated
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New Lotus Eletre blends extreme aerodynamics with cutting-edge technology
The Lotus Eletre, a full-size SUV and the company’s second all-electric car, will outperform practically every road-going Lotus ever built
By Simon Mills Last updated
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Power players: German car makers leading the hybrid and electric charge
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Mercedes-Benz enters new era with the bold EQS electric sedan
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Hyundai looks to its history for the car of the future
As featured in our February 2020 Wallpaper* Design Awards Issue, Hyundai's latest concept car, the Hyundai 45, is a combination of intelligent interior design and eco-conscious engineering inspired by the company's historic 1970s icons
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Toyota Corolla continues to stand the test of time
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Honda e is a pleasantly surprising electric powerhouse
By Guy Bird Last updated
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DS introduces ‘Virtual Vision' showroom for its latest electric model
French auto company DS unveils the new DS3 Crossback E-Tense – an electric car designed with the future in mind
By Jonathan Bell Last updated
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Electrifying: Kia EV6 is near-perfect blend of function and design
Why the new Kia EV6 goes straight to the top of our list as one of the easiest electric cars to live with
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Citroën ë-Berlingo: the electric vehicle with a focus on utility
While its range won’t be for everyone, few modern cars are as spacious, simple, and unburdened by image as the Citroën ë-Berlingo
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Genesis’ Luc Donckerwolke brings new shapes to luxury mobility
Luc Donckerwolke, Genesis’ chief brand officer and chief creative officer, on its Europe-only G70 Shooting Brake, the new Genesis EV60 electric vehicle, and the shape of cars to come
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Vauxhall Mokka-E heralds brand’s new design-led direction
Vauxhall Mokka-E, the brand’s newest electric car, is the crisp, fresh face of a wider new design direction
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The innovative material palette of the Polestar Precept
Materials used in the Polestar Precept include flax-based natural composites, seat covers made from recycled plastic bottles, cork-based vinyl for head rests and carpets made from reclaimed fishing nets
By Jonathan Bell Published
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MG transports electric travel to the masses
Once a British manufacturing institution, MG's modern iteration is proving its ability to not only adapt in the ever-growing and highly competitive car industry – but also push itself to the forefront of affordable eco-conscious travel
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Electric Dolce Vita: the Fiat 500 Jolly Spiaggina Icon-e
Ramp up the feel good factor and revisit the blissful simplicity of Fiat's open-sided 1960s icon
By Guy Bird Published
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Nissan’s EV-focused future is all about high tech and low stress
The Nissan LEAF is another step towards the mainstream for electric cars, with a new generation model that improves the range and comfort of the pioneering original
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Citroën Ami One considers the future of the urban commute
An all-electric car made from novel sustainable materials
By Nargess Shahmanesh Banks Published
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Jaguar I-Pace sets the marque on track for an all-electric future
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Polestar 1 exemplifies the evolution of electric car design
By Nargess Shahmanesh Banks Published
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Bentley looks towards an electrified, grand touring future with its twin release
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Citroën goes back to the future with its new sci-fi concept
By Jonathan Bell Published