This week in Autocar, we have an exclusive scoop on Audi’s most important car to date. You can also find out why the Lamborghini Revuelto is described as “utterly berserk” to drive, and see our vision for reinventing the Land Rover Discovery.

News

Our news section is packed with exciting stories this week. First, we have the details on the 2025 Audi A5, which will transition to an all-electric powertrain. We provide information on its powertrain, practicality, specs, and release date, so you’re fully informed.

The new second-generation Skoda Kodiaq is bigger, bolder, and more advanced than its successful predecessor. Plus, it now offers plug-in hybrid power for the first time.

BMW has transformed the X2 into a larger, sleeker SUV-coupé and added an electric power option. We give you the inside scoop on this Audi Q3 competitor.

In the meantime, Volkswagen has confirmed that it will launch a ‘high-volume’ compact SUV in 2026. This SUV is expected to provide a raised and rugged alternative to the Volkswagen ID 3.

Reviews

We conduct a six-page road test of the Lamborghini Reveulto, the electrified 12-cylinder successor to the Aventador. With its new-age tech, we explore if it truly enhances the supercar thrills.

The rotary engine makes a comeback in Mazda’s MX-30 electric crossover. We take it for a spin to assess its performance and effectiveness.

After a long wait, the stylish and dynamic Peugeot 308 finally gains an electric powertrain and becomes the e-308. Our review reveals if it lives up to expectations.

In addition, we test the Zeekr X and a prototype of the Porsche Macan EV, their first electric SUV.

Features

Due to declining sales and competition from the Defender, Land Rover Discovery is in need of a major overhaul. Our writer, Hilton Holloway, explores the possibilities and suggests potential changes.

Bramble Energy, a British company, believes that common printed circuit boards can revolutionize hydrogen fuel cell systems. We investigate their claims and the impact it could have on production.

Volvo has always been known for its commitment to safety, and the new EX90 takes it up a notch. Charlie Martin attends an event where an EX90 meets its end to explore its safety features.

Opinion

Matt Prior discusses the irrelevance of track times for many cars, considering the significant influence of different conditions. He also apologizes for any incorrect statistics previously provided.