Electric Cars Reviewed

The E-tron Sportback 55 quattro, as its name suggests, is a more sporting version of the E-tron 55 quattro that has been on sale in the UK since mid-2019

The Honda e is an all-electric concept only Honda could build. Taking a different approach to every other car company has created a model that has desirability by the bucketload, even amongst those it patently isn’t designed for or suited to.

Earlier this year, we were seriously impressed by the new Nissan Leaf. The original mainstream electric car had, in second-generation guise, moved the game on again. Those seeking a (relatively) affordable EV need look no further.

The Tesla Model 3 overtook the Ford Focus to finish third in the UK sales chart. Not bad for a car that starts at £38,500.

Cover your ears, Elon Musk. The Nissan Leaf is the world’s best-selling electric car, period. And it’s about to sell a whole lot more.

Launched in 1997 the original Toyota Prius was the world’s first mass-produced hybrid-powered car.

SEAT is starting its electric offensive with the introduction of the Mii electric. The shift towards electrified vehicles is gaining pace and SEAT is developing cars to meet the demands of a dynamic, ever-changing market while also maintaining the sustainability of mobility.