Urban-Air Port, a British start-up specialising in infrastructure for “future air mobility” has announced plans to open 200 flying taxi and cargo drone hubs in 65 cities globally over the next five ...

THE NUMBER of car breakdowns on UK motorways has risen by nearly 20% since 2014, according to new figures released by Highways England. Data from the government-run company shows 224,225 cars broke ...

China has manipulated the car market to control global production and the switch to electric vehicles has handed the “brutal, dictatorial” country even more of an advantage, according to former ...

The boss of car sharing company Zipcar, Jonathan Hampson, believes “petty” arguments within London authorities are delaying the installation of vital electric vehicle charging points in the capital.

Tiny Wiesmann wants to take on the world with a 671bhp electric roadster; Liam Shard tries a pre-production prototype.

If the upcoming Mini Electric is a bit too big for you, there is a more compact alternative: this pure-electric conversion of a classic Mini.

DRIVERLESS CARS will bring a revolution in the way we spend our time. Rather than sitting in traffic drumming our fingers on the steering wheel in frustration, owners will be able to read, check ...

WHEN YOU are building bespoke supercars and must find your niche amongst Bugatti, Ferrari and Lamborghini, one way to stand out of the crowd is to fit technology that no other car maker uses. Zenvo, a ...

Lowering the motorway speed limit to 60mph is among the measures that would be supported by the public in an effort to reduce carbon emissions, a new survey by the WWF has found.

BMW has released images, details and pricing for the updated iX3 electric SUV, set to go on sale in the UK before the start of 2022 from £59,730.

Vauxhall has revealed its new Corsa, with improved battery technology for the electric model, a series of styling revisions and a reworked interior.

A new generation of mini-motorways are to be created across England to combat congestion amid warnings that traffic will rise by more than a third in the next two decades.