Autovolt returns after a short ‘recharge’ to bring you the very latest in electric vehicle news and reviews. Headlining our latest issue is none other than the Volkswagen ID.3 – a car set to revolutionise the electric car scene, and Volkswagen itself. Alex Grant gets the inside scoop from Nissan Europe’s Ken Ramirez, senior vice […]
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I hit what I guess must be a PHEV milestone this month. Flying into Heathrow Airport (not a cheap place to plug in) after an early start, I did a non-stop run back to Cardiff and had a double dose of range anxiety, fully depleting both of the Outlander’s “tanks” by the time I got
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At the start of 2014, I was coming around to replacing a Vauxhall Ampera and, although I’d got on well with it, I was getting a sense that the powertrain was about to start ageing badly. The Outlander PHEV offered as much range without the practicality sacrifice, while the i3 REX travelled twice as far
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Twenty-four winners from automotive journalism and PR were announced at the 2019 Newspress Awards, held at Quaglino’s in London, on 28 March 2019. The star-studded dinner featured comedian Ellie Taylor and was MCed by the voice of University Challenge, Roger Tilling. Honours on the night for the Automotive Consumer Publication award went to Autovolt magazine,
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This year marks the fifth anniversary of Mitsubishi’s first Outlander PHEVs arriving in the UK. It’s become so ubiquitous since (more than 40,000 sales and counting) that it’s easy to forget just how forward-looking this car was back in 2014 – a low-CO2 SUV, launched with enough of a head start that some manufacturers still
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As 2018 approaches an uncertain end, what is on the mind of the UK consumer? Each year, the digital magazine app Readly tracks which magazines are being read across its portfolio of 605 UK titles and which covers have caught the public’s imagination through 2018. And, by looking at specific covers, the Readly Magazine Review
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Electric cars are fast becoming not only talk of the town, but also the race track. In this issue, we delve into the world of Formula E, electric racing around the world and Volkswagen’s Pikes Peak International Hill Climb winner. On the road, we’ve reviews of the latest sporting electrics, from the BMW i3S and
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Our much anticipated latest issue is finally here. Our cover star once again is a stunning Jaguar electric car, but this time it’s the turn of the I-Pace – a car that is set to revolutionise the future of Jaguar, with its blend of astonishing electric power, luxury and near-300 mile range. Speaking of pioneers,
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Autovolt gained exclusive access to Jaguar’s amazing timeless beauty; the E-Type Zero. This modern and electric E-Type is no ordinary classic, as Beth Lily Georgiou finds out. Tim Hannig, Director at Jaguar Classic, spills the beans on why the project was called Marmite and then Dylan. Autovolt asks the big question: Is this the end
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Dyson is looking to employ a further 300 people in “automotive” positions, as it works towards developing its first electric vehicle that the company says it has been working on for the last three years, at its Malmesbury campus. This year, the already 400-strong automotive team will move to a new state-of-the-art building at the
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