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THE Surveillance Commissioner has warned that the use of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras to enforce clean air zones, such as the London ULEZ, is of “questionable legality”. Prof Fraser Sampson said there was “limited evidence” such methods benefitted society and could be considered “state overreach”. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is also facing a legal challenge from Green Party London Assembly member Siân Berry and privacy organisation Open Rights Group over his decision to grant the Metropolitan Police access to the ANPR camera network used to enforce the expanded ULEZ in the capital.…

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Alex_Ingram@autovia.co.uk @AxleIngram AT first glance, the on-paper stats of the all-new Kia Niro EV might come as a surprise. That’s because the latest version of the brand’s popular electric family crossover has a range of 285 miles – just three more than its predecessor. It’s not the only figure that might look like a copy and-paste job from the old model, either. The battery capacity is still a little under 65kWh and the front-mounted electric motor still produces 201bhp. Such is the rate of progress in the electric car world, some might expect the Niro EV to go further and faster than its the car it replaces. But while the stats have hardly changed, there’s a lot that is new. Most obvious is the sharper styling. The old car’s ageing…

Stuart_Milne@autovia.co.uk “Our award-winners start from less than £5k and there are great choices for pretty much any budget” THERE’S no shortage of new models launching onto the UK market, but with ongoing supply issues caused by the current chip crisis, more and more motorists are turning to the joys of the usedcar forecourts to find a new-to-them car. Some 7.5 million used cars changed hands last year, compared with 1.65 million new-car registrations. It’s only right, then, that we celebrate the very best used cars on sale today. Over the next 40 pages, we’ll be presenting our award-winning used cars from myriad manufacturers and categories, with prices starting from less than £5,000, ensuring there are great choices for pretty much any budget. We’ve also highlighted some great left-field options, which…

MODELTESTED: Mazda CX-30 2.0 e-Skyactiv X GT Sport PRICE: £32,955 ENGINE: 2.0-litre 4cyl mhev, 183bhp ALTHOUGH the CX-30 pictured here is equipped with a six-speed manual gearbox, we’re testing it against the T-Roc as a six-speed automatic. In Sport Tech trim, it costs £32,955, but unlike its rival, the Mazda’s only cost extra here is the metallic paint, which adds £570. Running costs 46.5mpg (on test) £94 fill-up/£155 or 30% tax Practicality Boot (seats up/down) 422/1,398 litres Performance 0-62mph/top speed 8.3 seconds/127mph Design & engineering ON the face of it, the CX-30 appears to be a fairly standard – if striking – challenger to the T-Roc. It’s slightly longer and taller than its rival, but it has five seats, plenty of standard kit, and a layout derived from a family…

Ford Puma EcoBoost 155 ST-Line PRICE: £26,925 ENGINE: 1.0-litre petrol turbo, 3cyl, 153bhp THE Puma is the sharpest-handling car in the class. It’s also practical, with its hose-down MegaBox boot cavity, and is great value for money, undercutting both of these rivals on price. Peugeot 2008 1.2 PureTech 130 GT PRICE: £27,885 ENGINE: 1.2-litre petrol turbo, 3cyl, 129bhp THE 2008 is one of the few cars in this segment that can match the CX-30 for interior quality, and it drives pretty well, too. It’s also available with petrol, diesel and fully electric powertrains.…

Dacia Jogger CREATIVE director Darren Wilson had the perfect opportunity to test out the practicality of the Auto Express Family Car of the Year when he collected the latest member of his own expanding family. New granddaughter Hope Wilson was born on Britain’s hottest day and needed to be collected from hospital, along with her mum and dad. Thanks to the flexible seating arrangements provided by his seven-seat Jogger, Darren was able to take his excited wife Dawn along with grandson Zack to meet the new baby. Darren had to connect the central seatbelt so mum Lucie could squeeze between her two children in their car seats in the middle row. It was a bit tight, but comfortable enough for the short trip. New-dad George climbed into the very rear…

Got a query? products@autoexpress.co.uk Q Was my wash-wax tested? IN the Product Awards 2022 (Issue 1,730) you gave results for the top wash waxes. Is there any way I can see how all the products performed? For some time I have used Turtle Wax Extreme Nano-Tech Wash & Wax. Was this tested? Alexander McMaster A THE Extreme Nano-Tech line-up is one of Turtle Wax’s older ranges and it sent Ceramic Wet Wax for our test. While we tested 16 products, the results are not in a format we can share. Sonax Xtreme Spray + Seal (above) and Autobead Lance Sealant were the standout performers. Q Voltage safety concerns YOU say in your plier sets test (Issue 1,736) that the Silverline VDE Expert Pliers Set is approved to work with electrics…

A PRESSURE washer is one of any car enthusiast’s favourite tools. While the cheapest can cost less than £50, the keener cleaner may be willing to invest a bit more. Our Best Buy in a recent multitest was the Titan TTB1800PRW, but this sub-£70 machine might not be what the serious DIYer wants if they’re looking for a little more punch. Nilfisk has just launched its new contender, the Core 150-10, which is priced at £263.98. It might not look quite as advanced or powerful as the Kärcher K5 Full Control Plus, but it has practical features you’ll appreciate. The two are evenly matched, with the Kärcher having more power and clever tech to make it easier to use, but the Nilfisk fights back with better storage, a more compact…

CO2/tax 100-128g/km £155 Running costs 48-54mpg (300h) £89 fill-up Performance 0-62mph/top speed 8.9 seconds/112mph IT was way back in 1989 that Toyota launched its Lexus luxury sibling brand, largely for the North American market. Within a year Lexus had also been launched in the UK, and while it has never really set the market alight with its modest annual sales, Lexus has shown buyers that very complex, feature-laden luxury cars can be incredibly reliable and good value; you tend to get much more equipment for your money than when buying the more obvious alternatives, and with a higher standard of dealer service. One of the models introduced by Lexus when the brand was launched was the ES executive saloon, but it didn’t reach UK showrooms until it was in its…

ON this, the eve of The British Motor Show long weekend (Thursday 18 – Sunday 21 August), there’s no better time to reflect on the state of our vehicle-producing nation and its surviving group of UK-born-and-bred manufacturers. Officially, of all the makers here now (including the Japanese), five qualify as “mainstream” players, seven fall into “major premium and sports car” territory, and 60-plus produce “specialist” cars. Of the survivors, I consider Aston Martin, Bentley, Jaguar, Land Rover, McLaren, MINI, Rolls-Royce and Vauxhall to be the big boys. But more stats, facts and rankings from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders put Aston, Bentley, McLaren and Rolls in the same second-tier, low-volume league as what I think of as the little guys – a group comprising the likes of Caterham,…

• Next-generation executive saloon arrives next year • Radical new ‘Curved Display’ dash uses two widescreens James_Brodie@autovia.co.uk @JPBrods BMW is preparing for what it’s billing as its most transformative project since the sixties, which will see almost everything about the company’s cars change after 2025, from the way it builds them to the way it sells them. But before then, one of the brand’s biggest stars is due a revamp. A new 5 Series will arrive to continue the decades-long battle with the Mercedes E-Class – also due to be replaced next year – and the Audi A6, which will be facelifted in 2023. This newcomer, codenamed G60, will be one of the brand’s final new models before its Neue Klasse-generation vehicles begin to arrive in the middle of the…

• Marks 10 years of Q division • Likely to cost from £1.5m ASTON Martin is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its ultra-exclusive Q division with this, the DBR22 speedster. The British company has mated design inspired by Aston’s heritage to the most modern technology and performance. Aston says the DBR22 “unashamedly speaks of tradition”, with clear nods to the brand’s DBR1 and DB3S sports cars from the fifties. The coach-built body is made up of a minimal number of carbon-fibre panels for a sculpted, muscular look. A horseshoe vent in the bonnet, along with the DBR1-esque side vents in the car’s front wings, helps cool the engine. The DBR22 is powered by a 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 producing 705bhp and 753Nm of torque. It drives the rear wheels through an…

Porsche takes EV lap record from Tesla THE PORSCHE Taycan has dethroned the Tesla Model S Plaid at the Nürburgring, setting a new lap record for a production electric car. A laptime of seven minutes and 33 seconds for the Taycan Turbo S undercut the yet-to-be released performance version of Tesla’s saloon by two seconds. The Taycan was unmodified (save for a roll cage and racing seats), but it was fitted with a new Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control system only available in Germany. Britain’s used-car sales in reverse gear THE UK’s used car market shrank by 18.8 per cent during Q2 2022, with 1,759,684 transactions taking place. The scale of the decline is artificially inflated, however, by Q2 2021 having been the biggest second quarter on record thanks to the…

HOT TOPIC UK driving standards FROM: MCDS IF 72 per cent of drivers say they’ve had a near-miss, I’m assuming the 28 per cent who say they haven’t are actually oblivious drivers who cause the near-misses. Driving to work feels like running the gauntlet with these driving standards. FROM: Piotr Reut MANY people haven’t realised, but the UK is a brilliant place to drive. They would understand if they often drove in other countries. We have low accident rates here. It doesn’t mean there’s no room for improvement, however. Join the debate at www.autoexpress.co.uk “Retests every five years is the only way, plus a retest after any motoring conviction.” Colin Post “Everyone should have to take an advanced driving test; that would improve standards.” Shaw Mick “The best solution to…

Alex_Ingram@autovia.co.uk “It’s more than fast enough for a family SUV, helped by a chunky 300Nm of torque” Electric motor Power/range 215bhp/250 miles FRESH from its victory at the 2022 Auto Express New Car Awards last month, the Nissan Ariya has proved it has what it takes to cut it with premium EV players. And a chance to reacquaint ourselves with Nissan’s latest electric car has only reinforced our opinion. Despite its name, our Advance-spec test car is the entry-level point of the range – and range is as good a place as any to start when discussing an electric vehicle. A 63kWh battery means an official range of 250 miles from a full charge; we got 235 miles, which translates to roughly 3.7 miles per kilowatt hour. With 130kW rapid…

Steve_Walker@autovia.co.uk THE humble family estate has lost out to the SUV over recent years, but Ford still thinks there’s life in the formula yet because it’s returned to this sector with an updated version of its Focus Estate. As with the firm’s five-door Focus hatchback, this estate model features subtly revised styling, with new bumpers, fresh headlights and a tweaked grille that now features an oversized Blue Oval logo at its centre. There are some concessions to the appeal of an SUV with the car in our pictures though, because the Focus Active Estate adds cladding around the wheelarches and raises the standard car’s ride height by 30mm for a crossover-inspired look. Like any estate should, though, it majors on practicality, with a total of 575 litres of load space…

Know the prices There needs to be a very good reason why one car is priced more than another. Low-mileage cars with a good service history are often worth paying a bit extra for. Consider whether you really need all the toys fitted to a top-of-the-range model. Understand the finance So much of the purchase cost is wrapped up in the finance deal. Look for low APR rates, even if it means a larger deposit, and consider whether you want to keep the car at the end of the deal – if you do, hire purchase may be the best option, but go for PCP if you’re planning to swap. History check It’s vital to pay for a vehicle history check to avoid buying a car with a chequered past.…

Volkswagen T-Roc Discover Media Key features: Wireless app connect VW’S Discover Media system is standard on R-Line trim, but isn’t the most feature-laden option in the T-Roc range. For that, you need to step up to the Discover Pro system, which costs an extra £1,045. Most buyers will find the standard system absolutely fine – and in some ways better. This is because the touchscreen is surrounded by touch-sensitive shortcuts for all the key functions, but there are two physical dials – one for the volume, and another that can be used to zoom in and out on the map screen. Loading times, especially when route planning, are impressively quick, and the Volkswagen’s map screen shows the route in a little more detail than the Mazda’s tech. The system features…

LIGHTS BOTH cars feature interesting lighting tech. The T-Roc is available with optional matrix LED units at the front, which have 27 separate LEDs for each main beam. They turn on and off individually to maximise illumination ahead while vastly reducing glare for oncoming road users. The Mazda also features LED lighting, but in contrast to the T-Roc’s scrolling indicators, the CX-30’s pulse gently. SEATS SEAT comfort is a very subjective thing, but to our testers, this pair managed to offer front seats with plenty of support and adjustment. The Mazda wins for features, though. Not only are the seats electrically adjustable as standard, but they’re leathertrimmed, too – you’ll need to fork out a hefty £2,250 for the same level of luxury in the T-Roc. The CX-30 also comes…

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FIRST TEST Lego Technic Ferrari Daytona SP3 Price: £349.99 Rating: Contact: lego.com ELEVEN-year-old eyes were popping when the latest masterpiece from Lego Technic arrived on my desk, writes consumer editor Chris Rosamond. Like many kids his age, my son is obsessed with the stuff. The young master builder was forced to wait impatiently while I ogled the packaging, which made a great start towards justifying the £350 asking price with its triple-drawer design. I reckoned it looked like a Ferrari tool chest, but my son soon pointed out the graphics in fact mimic the Daytona’s twin-exhaust rear end. Nestled inside the top drawer was a very tastefully produced softback book outlining the design story of the Lego subject, along with a thick build manual – the drawers contain 3,778 pieces.…

300 Great Grand Prix Facts For Motorsport Fans (Utopia Press, amazon.co.uk) Price: £6.99 Rating: WE’RE not sure who this book’s aimed at – the big, quirky print would suggest kids, but there are plenty of entries that’ll inspire more questions than they answer. We’d suggest that, for young F1 fans, a more grown-up book and some adult help would be better. Essential Buyer’s Guide: Mazda MX-5 Miata Mk3, 3.5, 3.75 Oliver Wild (Veloce, veloce.co.uk) Price: £14.99 Rating: EARLY Mazda MX-5s are getting on a bit, but they make great used convertibles for not much money. This book helps you avoid some more common mistakes in buying one, pointing out potential pitfalls and problem areas before you commit to a purchase. Racing Xtreme 2 Available for: iOS, Android Price: Free Rating:…

ames_Brodie@autovia.co.uk @jimmybrods Expected to arrive in 2026 0-62mph targeted at 3.2 secs CONVERTIBLE electric cars are still somewhat of a rarity, but Polestar has revealed it will become one of a small number of brands to offer such a vehicle. It has confirmed that a production version of its O2 concept will arrive in 2026 wearing the Polestar 6 badge. It will be Polestar’s foil for the awaited second-generation Tesla Roadster. That car was revealed as a prototype in 2017, but has yet to materialise in production form. However, there’s still a four-year wait until Polestar’s drop-top EV arrives, so the race is on to see which car gets to customers first. Confirmation that the O2 concept will become a road-going car isn’t too surprising, given that Polestar CEO Thomas…

KIA is getting ready to crown its electric line-up with a new large SUV, called the EV9, and we’ve spotted the car undergoing development on track. The brand’s production-spec EV9 was previewed by the Concept EV9 prototype at last year’s LA Motor Show, and we can see from these latest spy shots that the road-going car will sport similar sharp and solid surfaces along its flanks. The EV9 looks set to also carry over the concept’s lighting signature with vertical LEDs at the extremes of the car’s front, while at the rear the upright tail-lights sit on the flared wheelarches to allow for a wider boot opening to boost practicality. The production car should offer seating for seven people and we’d expect it to feature the Korean firm’s twin-screen infotainment…

Chris_Rosamond@autovia.co.uk • Policy shift needed for H2 mobility, says Riversimple founder • “EV battery prices will rise, not fall, as demand increases” THE UK Government’s single-minded drive towards battery-electric cars (BEVs) has been called out by a leading exponent of hydrogen fuel cell technology, who says the strategy is economically dangerous and damaging for consumers. “The Government has a shortsighted strategy that’s very bad news for the UK. They talk about technological neutrality but they don’t live up to it,” said the founder of eco car company Riversimple, Hugo Spowers. The company aims to have its hydrogen fuel cell-powered car ready in two years, but Spowers says the focus on batteries is a barrier to innovation. “It’s detrimental to UK PLC,” said Spowers, “We’re investing one tenth of what China…

THE iconic Meyers Manx beach buggy has been given an EV makeover to create this: the Meyers Manx 2.0 Electric. It retains much of the icon’s looks, but while the original buggy had its engine mounted in the rear, most of the Manx 2.0’s weight is under the floor with its battery, which will be offered in 20kWh and 40kWh sizes, giving a range of 150 or 300 miles. The company claims 0-60mph in 4.5 seconds.…

Alastair_Crooks@autovia.co.uk @AllieCrooks IN 1968 Porsche denoted its lightest 911 as the 911 T and since then the ‘Touring’ moniker has been bestowed on models from the brand that chase driver engagement rather than lap times. A pure driving experience isn’t something you’d necessarily look for in a plush, family-friendly SUV such as the Macan. However, Porsche is confident that it deserves the T badge. It’s not only purists it’ll have to win over, either, with the likes of Alfa Romeo’s Stelvio and Jaguar’s F-Pace to tussle with. Since we drove it in Italy earlier this year, the Macan T has had its price bumped up from £53,970 to £55,800, although it’s still £5,000 more than the entry-level 2.0-litre Macan and £1,000 less than the Macan S. The Macan T stands…

Steve_Fowler@autovia.co.uk @stevefowler NOT long ago, in a galaxy not that far away (just around the back of Ikea in Milton Keynes, to be precise) a Star Wars obsessive created a high-tech company to fight the evil of information overload in our cars. Dr Jamieson Christmas is a self-confessed geek, but also the founder, chief executive officer and chief technical officer of Envisics, a British company that aims to use holographics to transform how we interact with our cars. Our first encounter with Envisics, which is based in a nondescript office, is on May 6. That’s just two days after ‘Star Wars day’ on May 4, so the offices are still bedecked with Star Wars paraphernalia, while the rooms are also a nod towards Christmas’s sense of humour: they’re named in…

MODELTESTED: Volkswagen T-Roc 1.5 TSI DSG R-Line PRICE: £33,095 ENGINE: 1.5-litre 4cyl turbo, 148bhp Running costs 46.7mpg (on test) £92 fill-up/£155 or 32% tax Practicality Boot (seats up/down) 445/1,290 litres Performance 0-62mph/top speed 8.4 seconds/129mph THE newly refreshed T-Roc is tested here in R-Line trim and with a 1.5 TSI engine paired with a DSG auto gearbox. Prices start at £33,095, but the options fitted to this test car, which include a panoramic sunroof (£1,150) adaptive dampers (£1,065) and matrix LED headlights (£1,650) among others, add £4,985 to that figure. Design & engineering FOR 2022, Volkswagen has introduced a range of updates to the T-Roc package. With buyers still flocking to this crossover in their droves, the exterior styling changes are understandably subtle; there’s an illuminated LED light bar in…

1st MAZDA IN many areas, the CX-30 ranks among the best crossovers in the class. It offers up fantastic ride and handling, it’s reasonably spacious both for people and cargo, and it has one of the finest interiors for the money. We’d certainly try before you buy, though – even though it’s frugal, the e-Skyactiv X engine won’t be to everyone’s taste, and could even be a deal-breaker. 2nd VW THE T-Roc might have been updated for 2022, but beyond the cosmetic tweaks, the changes are so small that it’s stood still – or taken a step back. It’s still decent to drive, spacious, practical and frugal, but the touch-sensitive climate control panel is frustrating to use. The as-tested price of this test car also shows that costs can climb…

products@autoexpress.co.uk NO-one could accuse the long-term assessment of the Ford Ranger on our fleet of being superficial, because I racked up just shy of 14,000 miles in little under a year with our pick-up of choice. And it was not time spent on the school or supermarket runs. Instead, I exploited its commercial roots with lengthy road trips loaded with tyres, tools and spares, and even with a track car on a trailer in tow I finished my time with the Ranger with a trip to the Isle of Man for the Manx Classic hillclimbs, where the big Ford again proved to be the perfect companion, with all the dirty, smelly bits required kept away from luggage, clothes and food in the cabin. While the Ranger did its job of…

NEW PRODUCT Bo M electric scooter Price: £1,995 Contact: bo.world THE role of e-scooters on our roads may still be uncertain, but that hasn’t stopped the steady flow of new machines to the UK. Now the latest arrival promises to overcome some of their major shortcomings. The bo M is the creation of former Jaguar Land Rover and Williams F1 Advanced Engineering designers. It has Safesteer, which they say provides “active riding stabilisation” to smooth the ride across bumps and potholes, keeping the rider in control. This is combined with 580mm-wide handlebars and a long 930mm wheelbase that is designed to give riders confidence. It has daytime running lights and a secondary headlamp, while the rear light flashes when the rider brakes. The Airdeck has the same material used in…

Flâneur is all Wight for motoring books A NEW automotive bookshop has opened on the Isle of Wight. Called Flâneur (above), it features a huge range of new and collectible motoring books, focusing on the 1960s to the 1990s. Proprietor Warren Whyte formerly worked for a Ford garage as well as Mercedes-Benz, and also runs the Car Marketing Archive – a Twitter feed for automotive advertising through the years. If you’d like to visit, head to Avenue Road, Freshwater, where Flâneur is open on Tuesdays and Fridays. Follow the store on Twitter or Facebook to find out more – its handle is @flaneurUK. Falken in race to pick up second film award TYRE brand Falken has been nominated for a gong at the International Motor Film Awards 2022. After winning…

Got any car queries? Tristan_Shale-Hester@autovia.co.uk Q Can I upgrade my F-Pace’s infotainment system? MY 2018 Jaguar F-Pace is a great car and I want to hang on to it for a while, especially with a shortage of new cars and high used prices. The only issue is the infotainment, which can be a pain. I know Jaguar has launched a newer system. Can I upgrade? Ian Baker, E-mail A WE’VE previously checked this point with Jaguar and, unfortunately, the firm’s latest Pivi Pro infotainment system is only available on cars from the 2021 model year or newer. There is no option to retrofit it to an existing car. You could consider upgrading to a newer F-Pace if the system you have is a bother, or perhaps you could look for…

Yousuf_Ashraf@autovia.co.uk @ashrafoncars • Finn wants to extend WRC lead • Hyundai’s Tänak hopes to build on Finland victory “Rovanperä has been in imperious form in his Toyota GR Yaris this year” THE World Rally Championship heads to Belgium this weekend for round nine of the 2022 season, and 21-year-old Kalle Rovanperä will be hoping to extend his healthy lead at the top of the standings. The Finn has been in imperious form in his Toyota GR Yaris this year, storming 94 points clear of second-placed Ott Tänak in the championship, despite the latter taking a scintillating victory in Finland last time out. It was the second win of the season for the Estonian Hyundai Motorsport driver, who said: “I can’t say it’s really my best performance by driving, but it’s…

MAHINDRA has signed former Formula E champion Lucas Di Grassi for next season, as part of a long-term deal to bring the British-Indian outfit into title contention. The ex-Formula One and WEC driver will replace Alexander Sims, who departs following two seasons with the team. Mahindra believes that Di Grassi’s glittering Formula E record of 13 race wins and more podiums than any driver in the sport’s history will put the team in good stead to mount a championship challenge in the Gen3 era. With the new age of faster, more efficient Formula E cars just around the corner, Di Grassi believes that he’s picked the right moment to join Mahindra, which will be supplying its in-house powertrain to the Brazilian’s former team, ABT Sportsline. The two firms will be…