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Stellantis will utilise its own vehicular technology, whilst NVIDIA supplies its AI systems and Uber facilitates the taxi services

ChatGPT was found to give sounder and more detailed advice than rival software from Google and Microsoft

An amendment to a bill in the House of Lords could see the Government enforce EV chargepoint disability standards, despite a lack of support from Labo…

Cyber attack cost the economy anywhere between £1.6 and £2.1billion

The number of used car leases taken out in Q2 of 2025 rose by 166 per cent compared with the same period last year

Government rules require EV charging hubs to offer food, parking and more if they wish to be signposted

Vehicles weighing over 2,400kg will soon be subject to a parking surcharge under new plans proposed by Cardiff City Council

Exclusive Auto Express data has revealed that catalytic converter thefts fell by an average of 98 per cent over the past three years – but criminals a…

The £54.85 maximum price for an MoT could soon be raised as the government currently reviews the 15-year price freeze

Waymo will bring its fleet of self-driving Jaguar I-Pace taxis to London in 2026

Clocking, also known as mileage fraud, is becoming a huge problem, costing buyers potentially thousands of pounds

Ford, Citroen, Peugeot, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan and Renault are all facing allegations of cheating emissions tests in a new High Court trial

Making road safety and driving part of the curriculum is supported by parents, car brands, road safety charities and teachers alike

Cross-party committee is asking motorists to help solve the issue of illegal number plates

The average cost of car insurance has fallen by more than £160 over the past year

Just under 73,000 new EVs were registered in September, but critics wonder what effect the Electric Car Grant has really had

Renault and Dacia customers are warned to be “cautious of any unsolicited requests for information”

Smart motorways and crippling city congestion are blamed as official figures reveal UK road delays have soared by 5.5 per cent.

Researchers will pay 30-50 households up to £200 for taking part

New figures show that while the cost of fill-ups continues to rise, retailers are making more money than ever

Road fatalities are down again, but a rise in motorcycle and pedestrian deaths shines the spotlight on vulnerable road users

Long walks to EV chargepoints mean fewer disabled drivers have the confidence to make use of the UK public charging network

A screen replaces the brand’s logo and gives pedestrians warnings about whether the car is moving or not

Driver Power is the UK's number one car customer satisfaction survey, a great tool for every car buyer

The number of road traffic officers has fallen from over 5,000 in 2015 to around 4,000 in 2025

The best new cars to own in the UK right now according to the people who already do. It’s the 2025 Driver Power results!

We take an in-depth look at the Volkswagen emissions scandal, and reveal what impact it had on the car industry

“A pedal box assembly that is not to the correct specification” could cause the brake pedal to detach on right-hand drive cars

The amount councils generate from car parking has risen in the last year, making it an even bigger money-maker for local authorities

The number diesel cars on UK roads has dropped dramatically over the last ten years. We look at the reasons why and wonder if there's any sign of a co…

Roughly 26 per cent of practical driving tests were taken in an automatic car last year, and that figure could rise to over 33 per cent by 2027

Faulty Takata airbags have been highlighted in 10,000 more Citroen and DS models, taking total vehicles affected to around 140,000

Parking brake sensor fault applies to Austral, Captur, Espace, Megane E-Tech, Rafale, Scenic E-Tech and Symbioz models, but only a handful of UK cars …

Our Dartford Crossing guide explains when and how to pay the Dart Charge, how much it costs and how to appeal a fine

The new Small Affordable Car initiative would lower electric car prices and make them more accessible to more buyers

A letter to the Government says councils that focus on filling potholes rather than preventative maintenance should be taught road-dressing techniques