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Fiat Grande Panda Pop: Affordable Electric Charm

28Nov

By S.MartinezNo Comments

Fiat Grande Panda Pop: Affordable Electric Charm

Are you ready for a new kind of electric adventure? The Fiat Grande Panda Pop is here, and it's bringing the fun and affordability that fans of the brand have come to love. With its unique styling cues and affordable price point, this latest addition to the Grande Panda family promises to turn heads on the road.Key TakeawaysThe Fiat Grande Panda Pop starts at £19,495 after a £1,500 electric car grant.It features 16-inch white steel wheels and Acqua Azure green paint as unique touches.Fiat's partnership with (RED) charity is celebrated through special exterior badging on red-painted models.The Grande Panda Pop isn't just about affordability; it’s also about style. The 16-inch white steel wheels paired with the Acqua Azure green paint give this model a rugged, almost Land Rover Defender-like...

BYD’s U9 Xtreme: Breaking Speed Records at the Guangzhou Auto Show

26Nov

By E.WilsonNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News, Supercars

BYD’s U9 Xtreme: Breaking Speed Records at the Guangzhou Auto Show

Chinese automaker BYD made a stunning debut with its new electric supercar, the U9 Xtreme Edition, at the Guangzhou Auto Show in November 2025. This sleek two-door hypercar, part of BYD's luxury Yangwang brand, broke world speed records by reaching an incredible 496 km/h on a German race track. The feat outperformed even the fastest internal combustion engine (ICE) models from renowned manufacturers like Bugatti.The U9 Xtreme Edition was unveiled to thousands of eager attendees at BYD's Yangwang stand, marking its first public appearance since setting these impressive records just two months prior. The car’s striking red exterior and gold accents highlighted the vehicle's record-breaking capabilities, including a lap time of 6 minutes and 59 seconds around the Nürburgring track in Germany....

TU Eindhoven Unveils Maintenance-Friendly Electric Car Aria

26Nov

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News

TU Eindhoven Unveils Maintenance-Friendly Electric Car Aria

Students at TU Eindhoven have unveiled a new electric car concept named Aria, designed to empower users with easy maintenance capabilities. This innovative vehicle aims to inspire the automotive industry and challenge current regulations surrounding electric vehicles (EVs).Aria's unique design allows for self-repair by users, reducing dependency on manufacturers for minor fixes. The car is constructed from modular components such as batteries, body parts, and interior electronics, making it easier for owners to replace faulty parts without specialized tools or knowledge.The battery pack in Aria comprises six modules weighing twelve kilograms each, which can be manually removed and replaced if necessary. Additionally, the vehicle's clever exterior design enables quick access to internal com...

25Nov

By AGN EditorNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, Guides & Maintenance, News, Reviews

Can a Renault 5 Win at Hillclimbs?

The Renault 5 is a classic car known for its versatility and compact size, but can it actually win in hillclimb competitions? This question may seem unusual given the car's small stature and limited power compared to today's high-performance vehicles. However, considering the Renault 5's rally heritage, there might be more to this story than meets the eye.Historically, the Renault 5 Turbo was a force to be reckoned with in rallying events, proving its mettle against larger, more powerful cars. Its agile handling and clever engineering made it competitive on twisty mountain roads and tight rally stages. So, if we were to take this idea further, could the modern-day Renault 5 Turbo EV have what it takes to compete in contemporary hillclimbs?While the original Renault 5 Turbo's success was la...

Government to Boost EV Grants with £1.3 Billion Investment

25Nov

By AGN EditorNo Comments

EV & Electric Cars, News

Government to Boost EV Grants with £1.3 Billion Investment

The British government is set to inject a massive £1.3 billion into the Electric Car Grant program, ensuring its continuation well beyond the original projections. This move comes after just over two months since the scheme's launch in July when more than 35,000 electric vehicle (EV) drivers have already claimed grants totaling at least £52.5 million.The initial funding of £650 million was supposed to last until March 2029 but is now on track to be exhausted much earlier due to the rapid uptake of EVs. The government’s decision to replenish the fund is not just about extending financial support; it's also seen as a proactive response to upcoming changes in road taxation, which may involve drivers paying per mile driven.While the Electric Car Grant has already provided significant relief fo...