Kris Culmer

Now that our digital archive is complete, the possibility of taking a long-term view of inflation is intriguing

Voisin cars flouted both design norms and engineering conventions; we revisit the unique Type C6 Laboratoire

GM pumped money and people into the Saturn brand but it was to no avail

We asked a Swiss journalist whether Britain could recover its post-war lead as the European industry got going again

We dive into the Autocar Archive to trace Britain's automotive story right from the very beginning

World's best-selling car receives an improved battery in entry-level form for a 373-mile range

Stellantis-backed Chinese firm to "complement" its sibling brands with a range of affordable EVs

Nascent Chinese electric car brand arrives in Europe with tiny electric city car

How the post-war boss of Fiat and Italy's PM created a very special sports car

We look at the recently-bankrupted firm and its turbulent history, from pretty GT cars to the iconic Karma saloon