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Autocar

Nov 22 2023
Magazine

Autocar is the car nut’s weekly fix, delivering you a unique mix of the latest news, opinion, features, first drives of new cars and in-depth road tests – all complemented by the best photography in the business. No other magazine covers the subject you love with such enthusiasm, insight and quality every week of the year. Autocar stands for the highest quality in car journalism – and is rewarded with access to the best new cars and the biggest news stories before any of the opposition which we share with you, our readers, every week.

THE CAR INDUSTRY HAS DONE IT AGAIN – TWICE

Polestar primes supercar and 911 rival after SUVs • Ambitious Swedish firm bids for electric sports car supremacy with radical line-up expansion

‘Carbon-neutral’ Polestar model is on course for 2030 debut

Twingo to become sub-£17k EV • Ultra-efficient electric Renault supermini will be “silver bullet” for sustainable mobility

Lucid unveils ‘new-era’ iX rival

Radical high-tech Hyundai factory signposts new era • Robots, AI, digital twins and virtual reality are giving plants a new role

Ioniq 5 Robotaxi closer to mass production

Car theft device: yours for £100 • Relay tech enables 93% of thefts yet is openly sold online as the UK moves to ban it

EV MOTOR MAGNETS: NOT SO RARE NOW, ARE YOU?

New Ford Capri EV breaks cover • Explorer-based electric crossover will revive the cult classic name with a 2024 debut

EM90 luxury MPV takes Volvo into uncharted territory

SECRET SOURCE • OUR INDUSTRY INSIDER

Subscription coming to an end? • Car makers are thinking twice and specialists are struggling, mainly due to high costs

TESTER’S NOTES

MY WEEK IN CARS

RACING LINES

McLAREN 750S • The 720S was peerless when it arrived, but six years of progress have passed since then. Time for Woking to optimise its supercar

HYUNDAI IONIQ 5 N • A prototype left us with the impression that this hot SUV could be the first real electric driver’s car. Now to try the finished product

MERCEDES-BENZ EQE 500 SUV • Electric sibling to the GLE takes to UK roads in the most potent guise available

PEUGEOT E-208 • Updated electric supermini offers larger battery and stronger motor

BYD SEAL AWD • Can the Chinese EV perform as adeptly on shoddy British roads as it did in Europe?

PEUGEOT E-308 SW • Charming electric 308 gets wagon treatment but doesn’t address range concerns

BLOOD AND THUNDER • Ferrari’s SUV impressed us in the snowy Dolomites, but can the Purosangue – or ‘pure blood’ – dispatch Aston Martin’s class-leading DBX 707 on the kind of roads that matter? Richard Lane decides

WASTE NOT, WANT NOT • Lunaz, best known for converting high-end classic cars to electric power, is taking knackered old diesel bin lorries and giving them a new life as EVs. Simon Hucknall takes one for a drive

BLACK FRIDAY • TRY 3 ISSUES OF ANY MAGAZINE FOR £3!

Porsche 911 • Weissach’s road racer reaches previously unimaginable levels of single-mindedness

Data log

VERDICT • Esoteric even by hardcore 911 standards but simply monumental

VOLKSWAGEN ID BUZZ • VW wants to make people feel warm and fuzzy inside. Is this the car to do it?

LEXUS RZ • Is the range-topper worth £10k more? We’ve had the misfortune to find out

JAGUAR F-TYPE • V8 sports car seems to keep on going forever – and we’re not talking about its snout

PEUGEOT 408 • Some améliorations des performances arrive over the air

YOUR VIEWS

Where’s the panic button?

NEXT WEEK’S ISSUE • ON SALE 29 NOVEMBER

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HIGH FIVES ALL ROUND • Every version of the original two-door A5 is a winner in our...


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 76 Publisher: Haymarket Media Group Ltd Edition: Nov 22 2023

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Autocar is the car nut’s weekly fix, delivering you a unique mix of the latest news, opinion, features, first drives of new cars and in-depth road tests – all complemented by the best photography in the business. No other magazine covers the subject you love with such enthusiasm, insight and quality every week of the year. Autocar stands for the highest quality in car journalism – and is rewarded with access to the best new cars and the biggest news stories before any of the opposition which we share with you, our readers, every week.

THE CAR INDUSTRY HAS DONE IT AGAIN – TWICE

Polestar primes supercar and 911 rival after SUVs • Ambitious Swedish firm bids for electric sports car supremacy with radical line-up expansion

‘Carbon-neutral’ Polestar model is on course for 2030 debut

Twingo to become sub-£17k EV • Ultra-efficient electric Renault supermini will be “silver bullet” for sustainable mobility

Lucid unveils ‘new-era’ iX rival

Radical high-tech Hyundai factory signposts new era • Robots, AI, digital twins and virtual reality are giving plants a new role

Ioniq 5 Robotaxi closer to mass production

Car theft device: yours for £100 • Relay tech enables 93% of thefts yet is openly sold online as the UK moves to ban it

EV MOTOR MAGNETS: NOT SO RARE NOW, ARE YOU?

New Ford Capri EV breaks cover • Explorer-based electric crossover will revive the cult classic name with a 2024 debut

EM90 luxury MPV takes Volvo into uncharted territory

SECRET SOURCE • OUR INDUSTRY INSIDER

Subscription coming to an end? • Car makers are thinking twice and specialists are struggling, mainly due to high costs

TESTER’S NOTES

MY WEEK IN CARS

RACING LINES

McLAREN 750S • The 720S was peerless when it arrived, but six years of progress have passed since then. Time for Woking to optimise its supercar

HYUNDAI IONIQ 5 N • A prototype left us with the impression that this hot SUV could be the first real electric driver’s car. Now to try the finished product

MERCEDES-BENZ EQE 500 SUV • Electric sibling to the GLE takes to UK roads in the most potent guise available

PEUGEOT E-208 • Updated electric supermini offers larger battery and stronger motor

BYD SEAL AWD • Can the Chinese EV perform as adeptly on shoddy British roads as it did in Europe?

PEUGEOT E-308 SW • Charming electric 308 gets wagon treatment but doesn’t address range concerns

BLOOD AND THUNDER • Ferrari’s SUV impressed us in the snowy Dolomites, but can the Purosangue – or ‘pure blood’ – dispatch Aston Martin’s class-leading DBX 707 on the kind of roads that matter? Richard Lane decides

WASTE NOT, WANT NOT • Lunaz, best known for converting high-end classic cars to electric power, is taking knackered old diesel bin lorries and giving them a new life as EVs. Simon Hucknall takes one for a drive

BLACK FRIDAY • TRY 3 ISSUES OF ANY MAGAZINE FOR £3!

Porsche 911 • Weissach’s road racer reaches previously unimaginable levels of single-mindedness

Data log

VERDICT • Esoteric even by hardcore 911 standards but simply monumental

VOLKSWAGEN ID BUZZ • VW wants to make people feel warm and fuzzy inside. Is this the car to do it?

LEXUS RZ • Is the range-topper worth £10k more? We’ve had the misfortune to find out

JAGUAR F-TYPE • V8 sports car seems to keep on going forever – and we’re not talking about its snout

PEUGEOT 408 • Some améliorations des performances arrive over the air

YOUR VIEWS

Where’s the panic button?

NEXT WEEK’S ISSUE • ON SALE 29 NOVEMBER

Autocar

HIGH FIVES ALL ROUND • Every version of the original two-door A5 is a winner in our...


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