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AIR Index promises easy-to-understand, real-world NOx levels for buyers and policymakers. High NOx readings have been found for some models

British supercar manufacturer pledges £30m fund to ensure production and customer deliveries continue as normal

Polestar could be about to shake up the way we buy and own cars, says Steve Fowler

BMW waiting for hundreds of thousands of EGR valve parts to arrive in the UK before essential recall work can take place

Competition winner Michael Simmonds wins our Auto Express-branded Mii for six months

Department for Transport plans to ban buses, minibuses, coaches and HGVs from using decade-old tyres

Tesla co-founder accused of contempt of court after US regulators ask judge to file charges following breach of rules

PSA group reveals rise in profit and sales for 2018 plus plans to reintroduce Peugeot name into North American market after 30 year hiatus

Ford follows Mercedes into adopting the what3words mapping system, which uses three words to navigate to a specific 3x3 metre square

Honda's hot HR-V lands in the UK this April, and can do 0-62mph in 7.8 seconds

VW’s Transporter, Caravelle and California family receive an all-electric powertrain, infotainment updates and a new power steering set-up

Jaguar's advertising agency needs to be making more of a song and dance about how world-class its cars are, says Mike Rutherford

BMW and Daimler to work together on developing their car-sharing, ride-hailing, parking, charging and multimodal transport offerings

The 286bhp Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR is on sale now, with prices starting from £34,135

Spanish supercar maker Hispano Suiza reveals Maguari HS1 GTC with 1,070bhp V10

Independent tests show Mercedes C220d emits 0mg/km of nitrogen oxide on the road, while BMW 520d emits just 1mg/km; legal limit is 168mg/km

New DVLA data shows London is the top spot in the UK for dodging Vehicle Excise Duty

Survey shows almost half of UK drivers believe getting their car serviced at an independent garage invalidates their warranty

Mitsubishi L200-based SUV loses seats and replaces it with cargo volume for work variant

Gloucestershire Police trialled the long-range speed camera at 35 sites, detecting 1,325 offences in a single month

While some British car makers are struggling, Steve Fowler thinks McLaren’s success is nothing short of miraculous

Tesla boss says self-driving will allow Tesla drivers to fall asleep behind the wheel within two years - but authorities may disagree

Peugeot will unveil its new brand signature at this year’s Geneva Motor Show, to complement its shift towards electrification

The all-new Jeep Wrangler is on sale now, featuring two new engines and a starting price of £44,865

Busy traffic period between 4pm and 6pm accounts for nearly a fifth of accidents, with a spike between 5pm and 5:10pm

The new trim levels add a range of exterior and interior updates, including larger wheels and improved infotainment systems

Despite all the negativity about the UK car industry, Mike Rutherford thinks it's still better than its American and Japanese counterparts

Sales giant Amazon invest in electric start-up Rivian, which plans to release pick-up and seven-seat SUV by late 2020

The popular three-cylinder turbo has been added to the Hyundai i30 N Line range, lowering the model’s base-price by around £1,000

The Fiat Tipo Street adds a host of exterior upgrades, including black alloys and LED daytime running lights, to the entry-level Easy model

Revealed at the London Classic Car Show, the electric Classic Mini has a claimed range of 125 miles

Porsche asks buyers to sign document promising to pay 10 per cent over list price if hard Brexit brings fresh import tariffs

The over-the-air Tesla updates add a dog-friendly cabin environment setting and a security monitoring system to help prevent car theft

The BMW 3 Series Touring estate will be offered with a plug-in hybrid powertrain for the first time, according to company bosses

Ford reportedly preparing to end UK production if hard Brexit occurs, will take “whatever action is necessary” to preserve profitability

JLR can climb back from the brink if its engineers are given clear direction, says John Mcllroy