Motoring

  • LifestyleEvening Standard

    New Suzuki Swift - economical small-car fun in the city

    New three-cylinder engine for lower emissions, better fuel consumption

    5-min read
  • BusinessThe Conversation

    Bosses are increasingly forcing workers back into the office – but evidence suggests it could backfire

    Since the COVID pandemic working from home has become common in many industries, and there are tensions between workers and employers.

    4-min read
  • BusinessWales Online

    'Simple steering tip can save £120 on fuel' amid high prices

    With the Competition and Markets Authority saying that British drivers are paying over the odds for fuel, tips to improve MPG are welcome

    3-min read
  • BusinessBradford Telegraph and Argus

    Cupra Leon is an impressive car from a fast-growing brand

    As my long-term test of the Cupra Leon drew to a close, I started to reflect on the Cupra brand as a whole in terms of where it is now and where it’s going in the future.

    3-min read
  • BusinessBradford Telegraph and Argus

    BYD Seal makes a splash in UK

    BYD only launched in the UK last year – but has already caused a stir with its three-strong line-up of electric cars.

    3-min read
  • BusinessThe Telegraph

    UK’s rarest cars: 1983 Talbot Horizon, one of only six left

    Some Cars of the Year, such as the Rover P6 in 1964 and the Fiat 128 in 1970, have enjoyed enduring fame. Others suffered the fate of being virtually forgotten even before the end of their production run. The Talbot Horizon falls into the latter category, despite being Car of the Year in 1979. Today, Adam Scarborough owns one of only six surviving examples of all types – with only two GLS models such as this still on the road.

    4-min read
  • BusinessAFP

    Electric car woes force German supplier ZF to axe jobs

    German car parts manufacturer ZF said Friday it would cut a fifth to a quarter of jobs in Germany as it struggled with the switch to electric vehicles and foreign competition.The switch to electric vehicles was eating away at demand for "transmissions for conventional and hybrid vehicles", an area where German suppliers have traditionally excelled, it said. 

    3-min read
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