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European freight truck makers brace for wave of low-cost Chinese rivals

ANTWERP/SODERTALJE, Sweden, March 10 (Reuters) - Chinese electric freight trucks are rolling into Europe at pace this year, following the trail blazed by Chinese EVs and threatening to upend the market with better technology and lower prices. Reuters has identified more than half a dozen Chinese manufacturers planning to launch European heavy truck sales in 2026. They include EV giant BYD; Geely

This Chinese SUV offers luxury tech for around $32,000

In this review, he looks at a Chinese compact SUV priced around $32,000, a newcomer trying to stand out in a crowded family car market. One interesting detail is that the electric version delivers around 201 horsepower and up to about 257 miles of driving range, which is impressive for a vehicle at this price. The car also comes loaded with features like large twin 10.25-inch displays, ambient lighting, and a Sony audio system, giving the cabin a surprisingly modern feel. Despite the aggressive styling and tech, the real appeal may be how much equipment it offers compared with established brands. After seeing everything packed into this Chinese SUV, it raises an interesting question - are traditional compact SUVs starting to look a little overpriced?

The real reason so many drivers are hesitant to switch to EVs

The real reason so many drivers are hesitant to switch to electric vehicles -

Pushing the McLaren 720S to its limits on Autobahn

In this video, we test the McLaren 720S on an unrestricted section of the German Autobahn. Powered by a 4.0 liter twin turbo V8 producing 720 HP and 770 Nm of torque, this lightweight supercar delivers incredible acceleration and stability at extreme speed. From a driver’s perspective, watch the McLaren 720S push beyond 340 kmh while experiencing the sound of the twin turbo engine and the precision of its advanced chassis.

Incredible model cars that cost more than some real ones

Amalgam makes highly detailed model cars that can cost tens of thousands of pounds. Can you tell them apart from the real thing?

Mercedes-AMG C63S takes on Nissan GT-R R35 in drag race

The Mercedes-AMG C63S and Nissan GT-R R35 meet for an intense drag race, offering a direct comparison between two of the automotive world’s elite sports cars. Discover how these high-performance vehicles stack up when speed and acceleration are put to the test. The video provides a compelling look at modern performance engineering from both brands.

Mercedes-Benz set to launch revamped 1,000km-range hydrogen truck

Daimler says it plans to launch a small series of its latest hydrogen-powered long-range Mercedes-Benz truck at the end of this year. Following successful tests of the first GenH2 prototypes, Daimler is set to produce a small series of a hundred NextGenH2 vehicles in Germany from the end of 2026 and enter customer service. Delivery trucks, still la...

Is the Toyota Aygo X GR Sport worth 30000 euro?

In this review, we test the 2026 Toyota Aygo X GR Sport to see whether the top trim justifies its premium price. Powered by a 115 horsepower hybrid system, it offers smooth and efficient city driving with automatic electric mode transitions. We evaluate the upgraded suspension setup, sporty GR styling, interior quality, rear seat space, and everyday usability. At over 30000 Euro, we also compare its value against larger alternatives like the Toyota Yaris to help you decide if this compact crossover makes sense as a primary or secondary car.

Widebody Ford Mustang GT custom build

A black widebody Ford Mustang GT with subtle red stripes is parked on a city street. It features flared fenders, deep-dish wheels, rear window louvers, and a lowered stance, giving it an aggressive muscle car presence.

How does the VW Touareg facelift perform when driven on the road?

The VW Touareg Facelift offers a stable and comfortable driving performance across various road conditions. In general, this SUV is designed to deliver a balance between responsive engine power, precise handling, and suspension that effectively absorbs road vibrations.

This 100-year-old Bentley is more scary than modern supercars

Vintage race cars from the 1920s were built with one simple goal - go as fast as possible, no matter how dangerous it felt. One unforgettable ride in a legendary Bentley Speed Six proved just how wild those machines really were. Sliding through gravel roads, drifting corners, and roaring through the countryside, the experience felt closer to riding a race car than a classic collector vehicle. These early endurance racers were capable of incredible speed long before modern safety standards existed. Even today, a drive in one is enough to make most passengers hold on for dear life.

Audi S3 acceleration and top speed test

In this video, we test the Audi S3 8P Stage 2 with full acceleration runs and a top speed attempt on the Autobahn. Experience the driver’s point of view while listening to the upgraded turbo engine and exhaust sound. See how this modified hot hatch delivers strong acceleration, solid stability at high speed, and impressive real world performance.

All the best new cars coming soon

We take a close look at all the interesting new cars coming our way in the coming year and beyond

This McLaren costs around $330,000 and still doesn't have hybrid power

In this review, he takes a closer look at a McLaren supercar that costs around $330,000, and it’s built to push performance to the extreme. Under the hood sits a twin-turbo 4-liter V8 producing 750 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque, launching the car to 62 mph in just 2.8 seconds. One interesting detail is that this McLaren avoids hybrid technology entirely, focusing instead on lighter weight and sharper engineering. At just 1,326 kg, it’s significantly lighter than many rival supercars, giving it a remarkable power-to-weight ratio. After seeing what this McLaren can do, it’s clear why many enthusiasts consider it one of the most driver-focused supercars available today.

Cars that absolutely need an inspection from a mechanic before you buy them

Thinking about buying a used car? Don’t sign the paperwork until you read this. These models are known for costly mechanical issues—here’s why a pre-purchase inspection could save you thousands.

Renault goes all-in on EVs as it targets becoming 'benchmark European car maker'

The Renault Group owns Renault, Alpine and Dacia - and it has big expansion plans. Here's what you need to know about the 'futuREady' strategy and the EVs it will deliver.

This Vauxhall van costs around $40,000 and now feels like a car inside

In this review, he takes a closer look at the Vauxhall van starting around $40,000, a midsize work vehicle designed to compete directly with some of the biggest names in the segment. One interesting detail is that the electric version can travel up to about 230 miles on a charge, while still offering the practicality businesses expect. Inside, the van now features a 10-inch digital driver display and a 10-inch touchscreen, giving the cabin a much more modern feel than before. It can also carry over 1,300 kg of payload and up to 6.6 cubic meters of cargo, which is impressive for a van this size. After seeing the updates, it’s clear this Vauxhall is trying to prove that a work van can be both practical and surprisingly high-tech.

Honda Insight returns as rakish electric hatchback

Japan-only version of the Chinese-market eNS2 brings back the eco-coupé’s nameplate

I went car shopping in Toronto - BMW, Lamborghini, Benz, Porsche & more!

I Went Car Shopping In Toronto - BMW, LAMBORGHINI, BENZ, PORSCHE & More!

The Corvette started as a simple sports car—look what it became

Back in 1953, Chevy rolled out a fiberglass two-seater called the Corvette. It looked exotic and futuristic, but under the hood? Just a six-cylinder with an automatic. Cool to see, not so cool to drive. Still, it lit a spark—America suddenly had a sports car of its own.

These 5 Cars About To Explode In Value

Not all cars depreciate forever. Some hit the bottom - then climb fast. Manual gearboxes, naturally aspirated engines, and limited-production performance cars are already tightening up in the market. As EVs and turbo hybrids take over, raw driver-focused machines are becoming scarce. These five cars may not stay affordable much longer.

I drive my rare Citroen CX Turbo daily – it's the perfect cruiser

From Liverpool to France and back: this CX Prestige is a masterpiece of man-maths and quirkiness

Buying a $9,000 Porsche sounds smart… but it hit 200,000 miles

A Porsche with nearly 200,000 miles sounds like a financial nightmare waiting to happen. But when this one showed up for just $9,000, curiosity won over common sense. What’s peculiar is that despite the scary mileage and the reputation for expensive repairs, the car kept running, driving hard, and surprising everyone who got behind the wheel. In this story-driven review, he reveals what it’s really like to own a high-mileage Porsche and why some of these cars refuse to quit. For buyers tempted by a cheap sports car with a famous badge, this experience might change the way you think about mileage forever.

Bashing aside, these cars are amazing

Watch as these cars take a beating yet impress with performance and reliability. See why, despite rough treatment, they remain truly remarkable vehicles.

How good is the new Mercedes EQS?

The new Mercedes EQS is a flagship electric sedan that combines top-level luxury with the most advanced electrification technology from Mercedes-Benz.

Porsche AG's €4.7bn writedown eclipses profits by 98% amid shift away from EVs

Two one-time charges nearly wiped out Porsche AG's operating profit in 2025, a collapse that highlights the challenges that lie ahead for Europe's long-term EV strategy. View on euronews

$250,000 Porsche 911 GT3 RS night arrival

This video features a $250.000 Porsche 911 GT3 RS arriving in Monaco surrounded by crowds and luxury cars. The bold black accents, large rear wing, and sharp front design highlight the race focused character of this $250.000 track inspired machine. Under the city lights, the Porsche 911 GT3 RS stands out with its distinctive presence and unmistakable performance heritage.

Can BMW 1 Series beat tuned Audi RS6 in drag race?

A BMW 1 Series and a modified Audi RS6 line up for a drag race to determine which car has the edge in straight-line speed. The video highlights the contrasting styles and capabilities of both vehicles, making it a must-see for fans of automotive competitions. See which model proves faster in this exciting matchup.

Supercars that will actually appreciate in value (and the ones that you'll lose serious money on)

Supercars promise drama the moment you see them, but ownership tells a longer story. In this lineup, we start with the models that struggle to hold their value over time, where depreciation reshapes the excitement of that first purchase. After that, we turn to the machines that have protected or strengthened their prices through rarity, heritage, and enduring demand.

Here’s your first look at AMG’s electric four-door GT

Everything you need to know about the AMG four-door GT EV

Inside the radical hypercar that could soon drive – but not in real life

The Vision Gran Turismo is a futuristic concept from Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi

25 fastest vehicles ever built ranked by top speed

Should you choose the Enyaq vRS over the standard model?

We put the Škoda Enyaq vRS through its paces, from dual carriageway cruising to spirited driving on twisty B-roads. We discuss the real-world efficiency we’re seeing in cooler temperatures and test the 5.4-second 0-60 mph acceleration. I also share my thoughts on the infotainment system and whether the vRS badge is about the extra power or the premium feel inside. Here is the final verdict on one of Škoda’s most powerful cars to date.

Ferrari 296 GTB reveals Ferrari hybrid supercar design

The Ferrari 296 GTB represents a new step in Ferrari engineering with a hybrid system that combines a 3.0 liter twin turbo V6 engine and an electric motor producing a combined 830 hp. Its flowing exterior design draws inspiration from classic Ferrari race cars, while the interior features a digital cockpit with touch controls and a spacious cabin for a supercar. This review explores the design approach, hybrid technology, and concept behind the Ferrari 296 GTB.

Cupra Born facelift brings more buttons and range boost

Fresh look brings the electric hatchback into line with its newer stablemates and extends range to 372 miles

Best family car you can buy for under £5,000

This automotive review demonstrates why spending under £5.000 on a pre-owned Volvo V70 D5 estate is a much smarter financial decision than financing a modern crossover. The video highlights the vehicle's immense practicality, featuring a massive cargo area and a high-quality leather interior that remains in excellent condition even after high mileage. It also emphasizes the impressive fuel efficiency of the powerful diesel engine, which often outperforms contemporary hybrid models in real-world scenarios. By focusing on the car's legendary safety standards and low maintenance costs, the narrative shows how budget-conscious families can enjoy a premium driving experience without a heavy price tag. Ultimately, the demonstration proves that this affordable estate offers more value, comfort, and reliability than many brand-new SUVs on the market today.

Bugatti Chiron brutal W16 acceleration through city streets

A stunning Bugatti Chiron rolls through the streets before unleashing the power of its quad-turbo W16 engine. The hypercar’s explosive acceleration and iconic design instantly dominate the road.

Is the new Renault 5 the best value way to go electric?

The electric car market is more competitive than ever, but Renault might have just changed the game. We’re diving deep into the all-new Renault 5 EV to see if it truly offers the best "bang for your buck" in the current EV landscape.

The once-popular cars that now face extinction

New analysis has identified the big-selling family cars that look likely to disappear from UK roads as early as next year.

The best cars to own if the zombie apocalypse started tomorrow

Some cars would be completely useless the moment civilization collapses. Others might quietly become the perfect apocalypse survival machines. If tomorrow brings zombies instead of rush hour, these vehicles would be a very good start.

Edmunds: These are the new EVs we're most excited about in 2026

Edmunds: Electric vehicles are changing – these are the ones we’re most excited about - Electric vehicles are changing

How cool is the interior of the new Audi Q8 facelift?

The interior of the new Audi Q8 facelift appears even more modern, featuring sharper design elements and updated technology.

Hyundai Bayon 1.0T Tech Line: Old-school crossover SUV gets an update

Hyundai Bayon 1.0T Tech Line: An old-school crossover SUV gets a slick update - CAR REVIEW: It may not be electric, or even hybrid, yet this compact but nippy character can still keep up with the pack, discovers Sean O’Grady

Onboard ride showcases BMW M5 acceleration and sound

In this video, you experience the BMW M5 F10 LCI from the driver’s perspective. The 4.4-liter V8 biturbo engine delivers strong acceleration, while rapid shift downs and kickdown moments showcase the responsiveness of the transmission under full throttle. From smooth cruising to aggressive pulls, the onboard POV captures the deep V8 sound and high-speed stability that define this performance sedan. Enjoy the acceleration runs and authentic driving impressions from behind the wheel of the BMW M5 F10 LCI.

Alpine accelerates EV future with new tech for all-electric A110

Alpine accelerates EV future with new tech for all-electric A110 - French F1 team confirms next-generation sports car and a new Alpine Performance Platform as part of Renault Group growth plans

Corvette C6 surprises crowd with sudden acceleration on narrow street

A Chevrolet Corvette C6 catches the attention of onlookers as it unexpectedly accelerates down a narrow street. The video captures the moment the sports car’s sudden burst of speed surprises the crowd. See how the Corvette’s powerful performance stands out in this dynamic street scene.

A closer look at the luxurious interior of the Skoda Vision 7S

The Skoda Vision 7S is a modern concept vehicle designed to showcase Skoda’s future direction in automotive design, particularly in terms of technology, comfort, and interior layout

Skoda Octavia review: The family car that does everything

In this review, we take a closer look at the Skoda Octavia Sportline, a practical family car that offers an impressive balance of space, comfort, and everyday usability. Powered by a 1.5 liter mild hybrid engine producing 150 hp, the Octavia focuses on efficiency and smooth driving rather than outright performance. Inside, the cabin features modern technology, intuitive controls, and comfortable sport style seats that create a driver focused feel. With a massive 640 liter boot and generous rear passenger space, the Octavia proves that a traditional liftback can still be one of the most practical family cars on the market.

Is the Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce comfortable enough for long trips?

We take the Giulia Veloce out for a proper drive through the beautiful Cotswolds. We push the 2.0-liter turbo engine to its limits on the winding roads of Fish Hill to see if it still feels like a true Alfa Romeo without the V6 power.

What £10,000 gets you in the luxury car market

Discover what the market has to offer in luxury vehicles with a budget of £10,000 in this insightful video. Viewers are taken through a selection of premium cars that might be available at an accessible price point. Explore how luxury and affordability can come together for drivers seeking high-end features without the premium price tag.