Soaring diesel prices are strengthening the business case for electric heavy goods vehicles, with UK haulier Welch Group forecasting substantial long-term savings from electrifying its fleet and opening its charging infrastructure to other operators. New analysis from New AutoMotive estimates that the surge in diesel prices since July is adding approximately £35 million a week to UK hauliers' fuel bills. The average forecourt price reached … [Read More...]
First Drives
First drive: Ford Mustang V8 Dark Horse
This dark horse proves the petrol V8 still has plenty of life left. The motoring world might be rapidly moving towards electrification, … [Read More...]
First drive: Mazda6e
Despite the drive towards a greener car market, the choice of what you can buy in Britain has been largely limited to SUVs and smaller cars, … [Read More...]
Our Roadtests
Weekend roadtest: Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian
Few sights in the country are as familiar as the Mitsubishi L200 pick up. So, it was sorely missed when it was put out to pasture in 2021 after a run of 43 years but in a very … [Read More...]
Weekend roadtest: Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Diamond
A lot of new brands and models are coming into the UK market and what nearly all of them lack is experience. That might be knowledge of British buyers, selling to them, looking … [Read More...]
First drive: Ford Mustang V8 Dark Horse
This dark horse proves the petrol V8 still has plenty of life left. The motoring world might be rapidly moving towards electrification, but Ford is proving there is still plenty … [Read More...]
Weekend roadtest: Isuzu D Max EV
Isuzu is Japan’s oldest motor manufacturer with more than a century of experience and it has been the slowest to move into the electrical age. Its progress may appear to resemble … [Read More...]
