This week in Autocar, we have a special feature on the Munich Motor Show. We cover BMW’s new 3 Series in a way you’ve never seen before, take a look at the brand new Volkswagen GTI, and go on an adventure in Wales with the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato.
News
The new Vision Neue Klasse concept is giving us a glimpse into BMW’s future. It showcases a dramatic change in exterior and interior design, and we analyze what this means for the brand’s future products.
Volkswagen GTI is embracing the electric age with an affordable performance variant of the upcoming ID 2. The new ID GTI concept pays homage to the original Golf GTI in terms of spirit and styling.
In a similar vein, Mini is stepping into the next generation with the new Cooper and Countryman models. These cars, blending retro-infused styling with modern technology, will be available in the UK in 2024.
We also take a look at the new Renault Scenic, Volkswagen Passat, and Alfa Romeo’s latest supercar since the 8C Competizione.
Reviews
The BYD Seal is one of the latest electric cars to come out of China. Sam Phillips heads to Bavaria to determine whether it’s a circus act or a rose among thorns.
Volkswagen has facelifted the ID 4, promising a stronger and more efficient powertrain and addressing criticisms of interior quality. Does it live up to expectations?
For our 5640th road test, we take a look at the Hyundai Kona. This second-generation crossover offers a refreshing simplicity, but does it have any shortcomings?
Features
Can the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato, an outlandish rally car, handle off-road challenges? Richard Lane puts this improbable rally raider to the test in Wales.
We sit down with BTCC ace and car enthusiast Jake Hill to find out what life is like at the top. He reveals his love for the sport and the challenges he faces.
Twisted, a Land Rover modifier based in Thirsk, is known for its unique Defenders. Now, they’ve set their sights on a Suzuki. Matt Prior takes the Twisted Jimmy for a test drive in North Yorkshire.
Opinion
Matt Prior delves into the recently-expanded London ULEZ and discusses how some non-compliant cars could be more valuable in countries that need them rather than being scrapped.
Steve Cropley receives a delightful message on X (formerly Twitter) about his Jeep Wrangler. He also comments on Ford’s efforts to stay true to its roots and how some farm shops are embracing the electric age.