The latest issue of Autocar magazine features a test drive of the Tesla Cybertruck, a review of the new Ford Capri, and details about the Mercedes-Benz CLA. Other highlights include news on a powerful Mercedes-AMG electric SUV, Toyota's new Urban Cruiser EV, and the impact of the UK's ZEV mandate.
In this week’s Autocar , we finally get behind the wheel of 2024’s most divisive vehicle: the Tesla Cybertruck . Plus, we drive the new Ford Capri in the UK for the first time, and detail everything about Mercedes-Benz ’ new CLA which is aiming to set a new benchmark for EV efficiency. Subscribe to Autocar here. News Mercedes-AMG is readying a 1000bhp electric SUV to take on the Lotus Eletre.
We’ve got the inside details of the dubbed GT SUV, one of the most powerful cars the brand has ever produced. Elsewhere, we’ve got the low-down on Mercedes-Benz’s new game changing CLA, have full details on Toyota’s second EV which brings back the Urban Cruiser moniker, and take a look at which car makers are struggling (and which aren’t) with the UK’s ZEV mandate. Reviews The Skoda Elroq, the Czech brand’s new entry level EV, is put through its paces. It is the second bespoke electric car to come from Skoda after the hugely successful Enyaq; does it keep its big sibling’s appeal in a smaller package? We’ve also got behind the wheel of the Ford Capri in the UK for the first time. Forget the name’s history, the Capri is now a Volkswagen ID5-twinned electric crossover – and we find that this is not a bad thing. This week’s Road Test is the Kia EV3, with a special Road Test Extra coming in the form of the updated BMW 1 Series. Features Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a pick-up? Does it actually work? We head to the ‘States to finally drive Tesla’s divisive Cybertruck. Editor Mark Trishaw is the lucky member of the Autocar team to get behind the wheel of the uniquely styled EV, something he considers a true automotive alien in just how different it is to everything else on the road. What did we think? You may come away surprised. This week’s Autocar also looks at the 25 things that are going to happen in 2025, including JLR finally launching the Range Rover electric, while we also detail while Dacia has decided to have a crack at the infamous Dakar Rall
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