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The DS 9 E-Tense 360 shows what the French firm can do when stepping away from a luxury brief and leans more towards a performance focus, with help from a dual-motor PHEV powertrain influenced by Formula E. We also drive the Ford Maverick for the first time to see whether North America should take notice of Dearborn’s smallest pick-up truck, and try the facelifted Volkswagen T-Roc for the first time.
We also pay a visit to Nissan’s Sunderland factory, which is marking 25 years of production with an electrified ‘Newbird’ restomod. We learn what life was like for Nissan’s workers while the Bluebird was first rolling off the line. Then it’s over to Hethel for a sit-down with Matt Windle, Lotus managing director, to discuss his life in twelve cars.
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