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MG Motor UK registered 18,026 vehicles in September, the highest-volume sales month in the brand’s history and its sixth consecutive monthly record, lifting it to fourth in the UK sales rankings. Registrations rose 23.7 percent year on year for a 5.14 percent market share, capping a record third quarter of 30,189 vehicles, with electrified powertrains accounting for 91.6 percent of the month’s sales.

Jaguar unveiled the Type 01 at a world premiere in New York on October 6: a four-door electric GT with more than 1,000PS, a 400-mile EPA range, and prices starting at 130,000 GBP. The first production car on the new Jaguar Electric Architecture, it is the most powerful and aerodynamically advanced car the marque has ever made, and Jaguar says it is meant to stand alongside greats like the E-type and XJS. Orders open in early 2027.

Bentley’s first fully electric car, the Torcal, debuts in London with up to 888 PS and 375 miles of range, built by hand in Crewe in a factory building dating from 1938.

The fully electric edition of the new MINI 3-Door Hatch is now completing a major chapter in its series development process as it undergoes driving dynamics tests on the snow and ice at the BMW Group’s winter test centre in Arjeplog, Sweden.

aguar’s engineering team have worked with Pramac to develop a zero-emission energy storage unit powered by second-life Jaguar I-PACE batteries, taken from prototype and engineering test vehicles.

MG Motor has pulled the wraps off the New MG ZS EV, which arrives in the brand’s dealerships in November 2021. The renewed model builds on the success of the existing ZS EV, which is the brand’s best-selling pure electric model and a consistent fixture among the UK’s top 10 best-selling EVs.

Lunaz Design announced the completion of its family of the most celebrated cars in British history with the introduction of a limited production run of restored, re-engineered, and electrified Aston Martin DB6 cars.

In a historic announcement, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars announced today, that on-road testing of its first fully electric motor car, named ‘Spectre’, is imminent. By 2030 all Rolls-Royce products will be fully electric.

In April 1900, our founding forefather, Charles Rolls, made a prescient prophecy about automotive electrification. Move forward over 120 years to when I made a public promise, on the record, that we would bring the first fully electric Rolls‑Royce to market within the current decade.

A consortium of British automotive and technology companies has revealed AURA, an all-new electric two-seater sports car demonstrating to the world what electric vehicles of the future could look like.

ust weeks after Lotus confirmed it will be launching a new family of EV performance cars, it has given a world premiere to the innovative new lightweight chassis technology that will underpin the electric sports car in the range – Project LEVA.

The iconic, classic and electric Morris JE will be making its public debut at Fully Charged Live. This is the first opportunity for members of the public to see the beautiful and timeless appearance of the van, which is a 21st-century re-imagining of the famous 1950’s Morris J-Type.

Bridge of Weir Leather, expert supplier of Fine Automotive Leather to the world’s most respected luxury car brands, is delighted to host the first public debut of a new electric version of the legendary Land Rover Series IIA at this weekend’s 2021 Concours of Elegance.

Leading consumer car brand What Car?  has named the  MG ZS EV as its best used electric small SUV in its Electric Car Awards. The magazine and website, renowned for its no-nonsense consumer advice, awarded the accolade to the ZS EV for its “nigh on impossible to beat” value for money.

Heralding a new generation of iconic sports cars, the first AC Cobra Series 1 electric is undergoing final development work ahead of the delivery of the first customer cars.

THE MG5 EV is stretching its value for money even further with the introduction of a new longer-range model, which is on sale now.

Jaguar Land Rover is developing a prototype hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) based on the new Land Rover Defender, with testing scheduled to begin this year.

Proving that electric vehicle (EV) conversions don’t have to cost the earth, London Electric Cars (LEC) has launched its own affordable electric-powered classic Mini, with prices starting from £25,000.