Renault has made history with the Renault 5 E-Tech electric winning both Scottish Car of the Year 2025 and Small Car of the Year, marking the first-ever back-to-back overall SCOTY win for any brand. With retro-modern styling, lively EV performance and pricing from £21,495 OTR, the Renault 5 is one of the UK’s most compelling small electric cars.
Mazda’s 6e arrives in Australia mid-2026. With 400 V architecture, 200 kW fast-charging, claimed 500 km+ range, and sleek but conservative Kodo design, this EV needs to bring the Zoom-Zoom back.
Polestar 5 debuts as a production-ready Grand Tourer, combining Precept concept design, advanced tech, and performance architecture in a sustainable electric flagship.
Zeekr’s 7X has stunned Australia with over 1,000 pre-orders in just a week, thanks to ultra-fast charging, big perks, and premium Swedish style.
Stylish and fun, the 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium still has charm, but in a fast-evolving EV market, it’s starting to feel left behind.
Hyundai’s IONIQ 9 is a full-size, three-row EV SUV with 600km range, lounge-style luxury, and Google onboard. Spacious, tech-laden, and unapologetically electric.
The 2025 Cadillac LYRIQ is the middle child of Cadillac’s shiny new EV family, flanked by the entry-level OPTIQ and the seven-seat luxo-barge VISTIQ. But don’t let that middle-child energy fool you—LYRIQ is no wallflower. It struts onto the scene with bold looks, proper presence, and enough tech to make a Tesla blush. Design and Space: Lounge-Luxe Realness Built [...]
Cadillac LYRIQ is a right-hand-drive luxury EV delivering 530km range, 388kW power, and club-lounge drama. It wafts, glows, and turns heads like no other SUV.
Nissan’s new-gen LEAF arrives with bold styling, more range, luxe tech, and Tesla charging—proving EVs can be gorgeous, green, and totally glam.
ZEEKR X is thrilling, stylish, and packed with tech, but let down by its overactive alerts. Still, it’s hard not to fall in love.
