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These images are our first look at the forthcoming 2025 Renault 4, a retro-styled all-electric reimagination of Renault’s iconic original from the 1960s. We’ve already seen the new R4 in concept form, and more recently in leaked patent drawings, but this is the first time we’ve seen the new model testing in the metal before its planned reveal in 2025.
Behold, the new Ineos Fusilier: the eagerly awaited all-electric off-roader from the makers of the Grenadier 4x4 and upcoming Quartermaster pick-up truck.
The all-new Renault Scenic E-Tech has been revealed in a more affordable Comfort Range variant, dropping the entry price by £3,500 to £37,495. Available exclusively in the entry-level ‘techno’ trim, this price drop should bolster the Renault Scenic’s appeal to buyers without causing too much of a hit to potential driving range and performance.
The 2024 Geneva Motor Show opens its doors on Monday 26 February, for the first time in five years. The event last took place in 2019 – before the coronavirus pandemic forced organisers to cancel the 2020 expo just days before the doors were due to open.
Since the third-generation Hyundai i20 arrived in 2020 it's been one of our favourite superminis. Late last year, Hyundai attempted to improve the formula with a mid-life refresh, but has waited until now to add the sportier N Line trim.
The Volkswagen T-Roc is one of the most popular models in Volkswagen’s rather extensive range, despite it now being seven years old. An all-new second-generation replacement is coming, however, and we’ve spotted it testing in prototype form.
When the new Volkswagen Tiguan was revealed in 2023, the seven-seat Allspace version was conspicuous in its absence. It turns out this model will now be replaced by a new SUV called the Tayron, which we’ve spied testing here for the first time.
Dacia is on a roll, with record sales and the impending arrival of an all-new version of its brand icon, the Duster. And now the company is planning to shake up the UK electric-car market with a fresh version of its cut-price, zero-emissions city car: the Dacia Spring, potentially costing from less than £16,000.