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Mark Tisshaw

Mark Tisshaw

Editor at Autocar

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  • English
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  • Automobiles

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Recent Articles

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Volvo ES90 revealed: brand's first electric saloon offers more than 400 miles of range

Circa-£70k fastback is positioned as brand's technological flagship and has trick on-board computers
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Jaguar boss denies it is making the 'big mistake' of tearing up its...

Rawdon Glover reveals why the controversial rebrand was so vital to Jaguar's future
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Renault's wild hyper-hatchback is going into production with a "fai...

Renault CEO confirms hyper-hatchback's debut is imminent and "much more" than 150 units will be built
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Maserati can be turned around, says new boss, but it's "not easy"

Stellantis-owned premium brand sold fewer than 10,000 cars in 2024 – less than half as many as it sold in 2023
autocar.co.uk

Jeep Grand Cherokee to be replaced by Wagoneer S EV in Europe

Arrival of electric Recon 4x4 also puts Wrangler's future in doubt as US firm reassesses line-up
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Pyramid meme: Does the Tesla Cybertruck make sense when you drive it?

The Cybertruck looks like it's come from outer space. Does it drive like an alien craft?
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Citroën to prioritise affordability for next-generation C4 hatchback

“No limits” to scaling up Smart Car architecture, boss says, as bigger cars “don’t need to be full of technology”
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The legendary Renault 5 Turbo is BACK - with as much power as a BMW M3

Rally-inspired halo model gets bespoke underpinnings; hits 62mph in under 3.5sec
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The Seat Ibiza and Arona are staying on sale - and going hybrid!

Seat will continue to offer petrol-engined small cars as more upmarket sibling brand Cupra goes electric
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Right-hand-drive Renault Twingo may depend on Nissan tie-up

Slim profit margins on electric city car could prevent costly conversion to right-hand drive
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Renault's turnaround is underpinned by cars you actually want

The French brand is pushing to build electric cars that you truly desire to own