King's Cross crash: Car mounts pavement and smashes into pedestrian outside busy London station

A man was rushed to hospital after the crash: Robert Capper
A man was rushed to hospital after the crash: Robert Capper

A car mounted the pavement and smashed into a pedestrian outside a busy London station.

Emergency services rushed to the scene, outside Starbucks next to King’s Cross Station, at about 7pm on Wednesday evening.

Dramatic images have emerged showing a lime green Smart car with a shattered windscreen, surrounded by a crowd of people.

Meanwhile photos have been posted online showing an air ambulance landing near the scene.

The crash happened ouside Starbucks (Robert Capper)
The crash happened ouside Starbucks (Robert Capper)

Jenny Mulholland tweeted: "More Camden drama, G-LNDN air ambulance just circled Granary Square in King's Cross about 5 times then landed in the square."

A man was rushed to hospital after the incident, police said. His condition is described as non-life threatening or life-changing.

A police spokesman added: “We were called to reports of a collision between a car and a pedestrian at the junction between Pentonville Road and York Way.

“The car left the road during the incident.

“A man was injured and was taken to a central London hospital.

“The driver stopped at the scene and is assisting the police with their enquiries.”