The UK loves a supermini, and BYD knows it. So the latest car to roll off the production line is the Dolphin G DM-i, a new model which BYD claims is the first-ever plug-in hybrid supermini, and John Marcar has tested it.

Graham Courtney has a simple tip when it comes to buying cars. If comfort is a priority, head to your local Citroën dealer. In the case of the C5 Aircross, it’s no different.

New car releases now seem to be dominated by SUVs…but what about small city cars? Graham Courtney recently spent time with the Leapmotor T03 and found that it has its uses on UK roads.

In 2022, John Marcar spent six months with a Royal Enfield Continental GT 650, and his written review was a hit with readers. But 9 years after the GT 650's launch, how many have been sold, and is it now overdue for a replacement?

Volvo has given its best-selling model a comprehensive update, bringing fresh styling, a revamped interior, new safety technology and, most importantly, a plug-in hybrid powertrain option capable of travelling up to 200km on electric power alone.

Hyundai Kona is one of those cars that have got better with age. Graham Courtney took one for a spin for some sensible motoring.

Does price guarantee quality? In the case of the Dacia Sandero, cheap can make you cheerful. Graham Courtney gives the lowdown for Driven.

The latest Kia EV has arrived, and it's the smallest so far. John Marcar has driven all three EV2 variants to see how the new model stacks up against the increasingly popular B-Segment EV competition.

Small EVs are becoming increasingly popular in the UK market, and Geely has joined the party with the EX2. John Marcar has spent a day with the new model to see how it compares with the competition.

Can you think of a more inoffensive car brand than Volvo? John Marcar thinks the Swedish car maker might be the most universally loved brand, and while testing the new EX60, he may have figured out why.

John Marcar loves learning, and his current fascination is mastering the art of riding off-road. After a couple of previous exploits (and injuries) with Zero and KTM earlier this year, he's opted to spend a day with Phoenix Trails to learn the basics of trail riding.

With the next UK solar eclipse only 64 years away, Graham Courtney predicts that Renault will still be making small family friendly SUVs like the Captur by then.

Was Graham Courtney like the cat that got the cream when driving the Peugeot 2008?

It’s always disappointing when a really good car heads for the horizon never to return. Sadly, this is the case with a lot of petrol and diesel-powered cars — like the Volkswagen Touareg — as they make way for electric vehicles. Graham Courtney took it for one last spin.

While car prices seem to be skyrocketing, there is still a strong selection of motorbikes offering good value for money. John Marcar has been testing the DS800X Rally from Voge to see if a £7000 adventure bike is a good idea... or too good to be true.

It’s been a long time since Graham Courtney was sad to see someone take his test car away. In the case of the all-electric Skoda Elroq, he misses it already.

Just when we all thought CUPRA was all about silent electric power, the Formentor VZ5 has arrived equipped with Audi's iconic 2.5-litre turbocharged 5-cylinder. John Marcar has spent a week with the new model, and he's become slightly infatuated.

Sensibly priced roadsters are a dying breed but that’s why cars like the Mazda MX-5 are still so highly regarded. Graham Courtney pens his love letter to drop-top motoring.

Alfa Romeo has always had a reputation for designing and building beautiful cars. But two years after arriving in the UK, how does the Junior compare to some of its past efforts? Graham Courtney took the latest sporty iteration for a spin.

Okay, that's a lazy headline, we know. But it's also 100% true. The OMODA 7 SHS-P now comes with an air conditioning fragrance system, and whilst you might think that's a bit silly, after driving over 450 miles in one, John Marcar thinks he might have figured out the point.