Autocar magazine 13 April 2022: on sale now
This week: New Range Rover driven, farewell to the BMW i3, next Alfa Romeos detailed
We’ve driven the brand new Range Rover.
This luxury SUV is a vital for Jaguar Land Rover’s future - will it succeed?
Pick up this week’s issue of Autocar to read our full review.
*News*
Alfa Romeo has several new models in the works, including an estate replacement for the Giulia and a large flagship SUV. We’ve got the scoop.
Elsewhere, we take a deep dive into Smart’s new #1 EV, have a look at Lamborghini’s newest model, the Huracan Tecnica, and get all the details on the new Kia EV6 GT.
*Reviews*
This week, we get behind the wheel of the Aston Martin DBX 707, the fastest SUV in the world. Can it take on the likes of the Lamborghini Urus and the Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT?
Meanwhile, we also drive the Mercedes-Benz EQE, and we take the Kia Sportage PHEV for a spin.
Elsewhere, our testers have been behind the wheel of the Audi A8, the Toyota Aygo X and the Mazda MX-5, while the Volvo C40 Recharge Twin Ultimate takes on the Autocar road test.
*Features*
The BMW i3 is approaching the end of the road. This revolutionary EV took the world by storm when it was launched back in 2013, but the last models will roll off the production line in July. Piers Ward takes it for one last drive.
The new season of the British Touring Car Championship is right around the corner. With hybrid powertrains being introduced, there’s a lot to unpack. Damien Smith sits down with former champion Jason Plato to discuss who to keep an eye on this year.
*Opinions*
Matt Prior explains why car designers need to be more dog, while Damien Smith chats to the BTCC boss about the upcoming championship.
*Used cars*
The iconic Mini Cooper is this week’s cult hero - we take a look at how to get one in your garage.
Our used car expert turns his attention to the Citroen C5, and the Honda Jazz is the subject of our nearly-new buying guide.
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