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Motorists taking their driving test from next year will have to perform “real life tasks”, such as using the horn, windscreen wipers or opening windows. The “show me, tell me” questions will be changed as…

Audi has lifted the lid on its all-new RS4 Avant at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The RS4 is powered by a twin-turbo 2.9-litre V6 petrol engine that produces 444bhp and a staggering 600Nm of torque…

The Volkswagen Group is planning to make fully electric and plug-in hybrid variants of all 300 of its models by 2030. The German automaker plans to invest more than £18 bn pounds into the venture…

Road safety charities have called on phone companies to supply handsets with a driving mode that automatically disables the phone while travelling in a car. The campaign group was started by motoring organisation the RAC,…

BMW has announced it will build 25 new electrified cars by 2025. The German automaker pledged to produce several new cars within the next few years, including an i5 model that will sit between its…

According to research carried out by automotive experts HPI, consumers change their cars more often than their mobile phones. Data shows that some manufacturers see cars returned on average every 18 months while people change…

With the Department of Transport announcing last month the trialling of platoons of self-driving lorries on England’s motorways, a road safety charity is advising there must be more reassurances on issues such as cyber attacks as…

Various motoring and certification organisations have come together to test the real-world emissions of various Peugeot Group cars. Beginning in 2015, the tests have covered more than 80 per cent of Peugeot DS and Citroen…

The government has announced proposals to charge utility companies by the hour for roadworks, ensuring repairs are carried out a quickly as possible. Phone companies and energy firms would be charged by the hour for…