Electric / Hybrid car reviews
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Electric / Hybrid car reviews
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BYD Dolphin Surf Hatchback (2025 onwards) Review
Impressively equipped and roomy electric supermini
New price: £18,650 - £23,950Read full reviewPROS
- Loads of standard equipment
- Great build quality for its price
- Huge boot for a dinky city car
CONS
- Brakes feel quite weak
- Annoying driver assistance tech
- Complicated infotainment system
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DS No8 Coupe-SUV (2025 onwards) Review
Parisian flair meets electric serenity
New price: £50,790 - £68,790Read full reviewPROS
- Supremely smooth and quiet to drive
- Impressive electric range
- Stylish, high-quality interior
CONS
- Rear seat space tight for taller passengers
- Shallow infotainment screen
- Resale values uncertain
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Toyota Urban Cruiser SUV (2025 onwards) Review
Small EV that's not competitive enough
New price: £0 - £0Read full reviewPROS
- Nice and easy to drive
- Flexible rear seats
- Durable interior
CONS
- Bad infotainment
- Slow charging speeds
- Range isn’t very competitive
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Skoda Elroq vRS (2025 onwards) Review
Not different enough from the standard Elroq
New price: £46,560 - £47,660Read full reviewPROS
- Plenty of performance
- Generous equipment levels
- Very spacious and useful interior
CONS
- Lacks the fun factor of a sports SUV
- Styling doesn’t look different enough to standard car
- Brakes lack in feel
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Mazda 6e Saloon (2025 onwards) Review
Mazda’s first mainstream EV is built in China
New price: £0 - £0Read full reviewPROS
- Mazda’s first mainstream EV
- Refined, smooth and engaging
- Plush and sumptuous cabin
CONS
- Firm ride quality
- Glitchy screen-based interface
- Smaller than expected boot
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MG IM5 Saloon (2025 onwards) Review
Stylish EV with substance and surprises
New price: £39,450 - £48,495Read full reviewPROS
- Huge range from 100kWh model
- High-tech, spacious and quiet cabin
- Competitive pricing across the board
CONS
- Steering feel is inconsistent
- Brakes lack bite and progression
- Boot space trails key rivals
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MG IM6 SUV (2025 onwards) Review
Big range, bold tech, brave ambition
New price: £47,995 - £52,995Read full reviewPROS
- Superb infotainment and interior quality
- Fast charging and long range
- Quiet, comfortable motorway ride
CONS
- Steering feel lacks consistency
- Brakes could inspire more confidence
- Climate controls are screen-only
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Honda Prelude Coupe (2025 onwards) Review
Hybrid power, coupe soul, Prelude reborn... and it's easy to live with
New price: £0 - £0Read full reviewPROS
- Neat and tidy handling
- Likely to be efficient
- Fake gear technology works well
CONS
- It doesn’t feel very fast
- Won’t be that practical
- We need more time in it
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Audi A3 Phev (2025 onwards) Review
Impressive hybrid efficiency from this premium hatch
New price: £39,290 - £47,015Read full reviewPROS
- Excellent electric driving range for a PHEV
- Very low company car tax
- Comfortable and good to drive
CONS
- Much more expensive to buy than an equivalent VW Golf
- Boot is smaller than a standard A3
- Pricey optional extras
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Audi A6 e-Hybrid (2025 onwards) Review
An excellent hybrid, but let down by a few other foibles
New price: £60,960 - £73,280Read full reviewPROS
- Smooth and refined PHEV setup
- Very agile and manoeuvrable considering its size
- Good electric range and potential for low running costs
CONS
- Considerably smaller boot than petrol and diesel variants
- Firm ride on sports suspension
- Technical and reliability niggles
