Electric Car Reviews

They say that in Chinese culture, imitation is flattery. And you might see hints of a certain luxury SUV brand in the styling of the Jaecoo J5. But unlike that brand, this packs genuine value.  Jaecoo may want you to think of Range Rover when you look at its new J5. And from the back, with the floating roof and

A 400kW AWD sedan that cracks 100km/h in 3.9 seconds for $59,990 puts the Dongfeng 007 Performance in a conversation it has no business being in. Tesla’s Model 3 Performance is $84,990. A Polestar 4 Long Range Dual Motor sits north of $90k. The 007 Performance is, as Armstrong’s Distribution chief executive Simon Rutherford puts it, trying to deliver value

Suzuki adds an option for those thinking about going electric with its funky little e Vitara. But will its price be a barrier to success?  Suzuki is notoriously conservative. And so the e Vitara is its first electric vehicle. No point rushing into these things. It sits on a dedicated electric vehicle platform, is offered with both front- and all-wheel

BMW is a brand that’s no stranger to an electric vehicle. Technically the first pure electric BMW was produced in 1972 for the Munich Olympics. Dubbed the ‘1602e’, this one-off carried a lot of weight in batteries, but didn’t have much range, so the idea was shelved for a few years. In 1987, the Bavarian brand debuted an electric, front-wheel