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23 June 2021

Lexus looks to be preparing for a brand reinvention, looking to move to a performance-led line-up. A new SUV is on the way for 2022, and there’s even potential for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

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Jaguar is set for a complete brand reset in 2025, with a new class of luxury cars and goals to push the brand more upmarket and an emphasis on electrification and unique car design. We also dive into the future of Caterham, as former Nissan performance boss Bob Laishley takes control of the British sport car maker.

Reviews

The all-electric Mercedes-Benz C-Class leads our first drives section this week, as we see if the £40k saloon can surpass its predecessor.

The Nissan Qashqai has gained a new design and improved kit, but does it stand out in a congested class?

Elsewhere, we put the Volkswagen ID 4 GTX through its paces, to see if it really is the brand’s electric GTI, and get an early taste of the new Peugeot 308 which returns in plug-in hybrid form.

This week's road test focuses on the Ford Mustang Mach-E, as the American firm’s classic name takes on a different guise with all-electric power.

Features

With the UK government’s proposed ban on ICE cars, Steve Cropley guides you through the top cars you should consider between now and 2030. 

If, like the British security forces, you’re in need of a new armoured, bulletproof transporter, our feature on Israeli firm Plasan’s Sandcat could have what you need.

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Can the C-Class, our perennial runner-up in the compact saloon category, finally reach the top spot?

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We take a look at the history of Honda’s Swindon factory, which is set to close next month, and consider the future of the important site.

Opinions

Steve Cropley takes the new, entry-level Porsche Taycan for a spin, while Matt Prior discusses the concept of battery-electric sea gliders.

Deals

We count up the best electric SUVs available on lease deals, while Jack Warrick explains how to buy a nearly-new Honda CR-V and a used Ferrari 458.

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