Tom Jervis

Shell has worked with British firm Horiba Mira to develop a fluid that paves the way for even faster EV charging

More than 80,000 used EVs were sold in Q3 of 2025, or the equivalent of one in 25 pre-owned cars sold overall

New plans drawn up by the UK car leasing industry could win or lose the government millions, but also save drivers £££s

A one-way trip across the UK will soon cost EV drivers several pounds extra under Rachel Reeves’ new plans

Renault’s retro hatchback topped the EV sales charts in October, but even it couldn’t come close to internal-combustion alternatives from China

Polestar owners will soon be able to make use of Google software that can detect which lane you’re in and provide directions

Fake car parts can have disastrous consequences, with authorities advising consumers to only buy from trusted suppliers

A largely overlooked tyre rating system can mean the difference between 18 metres of braking distance from best to worst

ChatGPT was found to give sounder and more detailed advice than rival software from Google and Microsoft

An amendment to a bill in the House of Lords could see the Government enforce EV chargepoint disability standards, despite a lack of support from Labour peers

A ban on product exports from Dutch-Chinese semiconductor firm Nexperia has been lifted

Durham saw the largest number of stolen car wheels per capita, with 41 cases per 100,000 inhabitants

The number of used car leases taken out in Q2 of 2025 rose by 166 per cent compared with the same period last year

We explore why cars are getting bigger and heavier, plus the effect this has on motorists and other road users

Vehicles weighing over 2,400kg will soon be subject to a parking surcharge under new plans proposed by Cardiff City Council

Exclusive Auto Express data has revealed that catalytic converter thefts fell by an average of 98 per cent over the past three years – but criminals are now targeting EV cables

The £54.85 maximum price for an MoT could soon be raised as the government currently reviews the 15-year price freeze

Tom Jervis explains everything you need to consider if you want to buy British with your next car

The T-Cross could only manage three stars given the “marginal” reaction from its autonomous emergency braking system

Clocking, also known as mileage fraud, is becoming a huge problem, costing buyers potentially thousands of pounds