First Drive: Volkswagen ID 7 Electric Executive Review
2024-03-14
At 4,961mm long, the pure-electric ID7 is lengthier than the Volkswagen Arteon and even longer than the Touareg SUV, making it the brand’s biggest model to date — assuming you exclude the commercial vehicles and Amarok pickup.Continue Reading
Driven: Volvo XC40 B3 Family SUV Review
2024-03-14
The world is moving to an electric future, but not everybody is ready for that yet. With backing from Chinese behemoth Geely, Volvo is pushing forward, introducing a relatively low-cost electric model, the EX30, that undercuts even this, the entry-level XC40 B3 compact SUV.Continue Reading
First Drive: Volvo EX30 Electric SUV
2023-11-12
Electric cars are expensive, right? Well, at £33,795, the cheapest car Volvo sells is this new all-electric EX30.Continue Reading
First Drive: Polestar 2
2020-08-19
If you’re looking at the Polestar 2 and thinking it looks rather like a Volvo, there are good reasons for that, but this is so much more…Continue Reading
Driven: Volvo V60 Cross Country
2019-12-05
Is there a cooler car manufacturer than Volvo? And if not, is there a cooler car than the Volvo V60 Cross Country?Continue Reading
First Drive: Volvo XC40
2018-08-22
Volvo can seemingly do no wrong at the moment. Does the XC40 continue that trend?Continue Reading
Driven: Volvo XC60
2017-11-17
Can Volvo’s most important model really compete with Audi and BMW?Continue Reading
Extreme Estate: Getting to Grips with the Volvo V90 Cross Country
2017-03-15
Volvo claim that its cars are made by Sweden, not in Sweden. I put that to the test…Continue Reading
First Drive: Volvo V40 Cross Country
2013-02-04
Volvo’s new V40 range has been warmly received, with the premium hatch offering a range of cars markedly different from those from Audi and BMW, but without alienating their existing customers.Continue Reading
Driven: Volvo XC90 D5 AWD R-Design [2012]
2013-01-10
I’m quite fond of a glass or two of Scotch. It’s a drink that gets better with age, the whiskey maturing in barrels for years, absorbing the flavours trapped in the oak. It starts off strong, but as it develops those flavours in the cask the whiskey mellows, leaving aContinue Reading