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‘It’s like I never existed,’ former ‘Bake Off’ winner said

The Independent UK

Dad of boy, 14, killed in M6 collision charged with death by dangerous driving

Ryan Liam Morgan was a passenger in the Peugeot van when it left the carriageway and crashed into a tree on April 20, police said.

Evening Standard

2026 Jeep Compass: Everything We Know

The Jeep Compass isn’t dead yet. While there were rumors of its upcoming demise swirling a few years ago, the model was instead given a light refresh for 2023 and a few more tweaks in 2024. It’s still in service for 2025 while the brand readies the third-generation model, which…

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WEC set for another Hypercar rules extension until 2032

The existing Hypercar World Endurance Championship rule book appears set for a further extension that could allow the current generation of cars to race until the end of 2032.

Autosport

Peugeot Now Has Its Own Spinoff Scooter Brand

Picture zipping through Paris or Rome on a scooter, weaving past traffic and parking with a smug grin. In Europe, scooters like those from the new Kisbee brand by Peugeot Motocycles are the go-to for urban life. They’re cheap, nimble, and perfect for cities where streets are tight and everything’s…

RideApart

How the EU’s reliance on China has exposed carmakers to trade shocks

Caught in the middle of a deepening trade row between the United States and China, Europe’s car industry is under growing strain. The latest round of US tariffs on Chinese vehicles and components is shaking up global supply chains – and putting French and European carmakers in a tough spot.

Radio France Internationale

Porsche gets 11kg weight break for Imola WEC round

Porsche has received the biggest weight break for this weekend’s Imola round of the World Endurance Championship under the Hypercar Balance of Performance.

Autosport

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Don’t Want A Tesla Model Y? Here Are Your Best Alternatives In Europe

Tesla sales are suffering around the world, but especially in Europe. EV buyers here are ditching the brand following its boss’ political pivot and support of President Trump’s policies, many of which seem designed to break the longstanding friendship between the United States and the European Union. Luckily, Europeans have…

InsideEVs

Nissan is back to its bold best with new EV lineup that's led by a third-generation Leaf – and yes, it's an SUV

Nissan has revealed that it's planning a third-generation Nissan Leaf, along with an electric update of the popular Micra and Juke models for Europe.

TechRadar

Hyundai's Weird New Concept Looks Like a Group B Rally Car

Here's a top tip for getting the attention of Motor1 staffers. Drop a photo of a teeny hatchback with massive fender flares and a wing capable of lifting a commuter jet. That's what Hyundai just did, and now we're having all kinds of crazy alternate-timeline WRC fantasies where Hyundai battled…

Motor1

Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica: The grille can’t help it

CAR REVIEW: Such is Italy’s reputation for stylish motoring that we expect our Alfas to look nice, if nothing else. Mamma mia, bemoans Sean O’Grady... what were they thinking?

The Independent UK

Can Leapmotor save Stellantis in the shift to electric vehicles?

Could Leapmotor be the Stellantis marque that turns the multinational behemoth’s fortunes around?

Fortune

Gary Watkins: Are the tentacles of the WEC BoP dumbing down the racing?

No Balance of Performance, no golden age of sportscar racing. Period. Like it or not, the BoP is one of the building blocks of the success of top-flight prototype racing around the world.

Autosport

Nico Muller set for Porsche debut at IMSA's Sebring 12 Hours

New Porsche factory driver Nico Muller will make his sportscar debut with the German marque at this weekend’s Sebring 12 Hours round of the IMSA SportsCar Championship.

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Autosport

Muller to make Porsche debut at this weekend's Sebring 12 Hours in IMSA

New Porsche factory driver Nico Muller will make his sportscar debut with the German marque at this weekend’s Sebring 12 Hours round of the IMSA SportsCar Championship.

Autosport

Late Tin Tops drama as club racing season begins with Silverstone CSCC meeting

Sunday dramas decided two stunning Tin Top contests in favour of Adam Brown and Andrew Marson when late lead changes looked inevitable as the Classic Sports Car Club got the circuit racing season under way on Silverstone’s International circuit.

The Independent UK

Police officer charged with causing woman’s death by dangerous driving

Heather Smedley died when her car was hit by an unmarked vehicle being driven by PC Mark Burrows in Oldham, Greater Manchester, in December 2022.

International Business Times

Scandinavians Boycott US Goods Over Trump's Ukraine U-turn

Scandinavian consumers outraged by US President Donald Trump's Ukraine policy turnaround have begun boycotting goods and services "Made in USA" but are discovering just how difficult that can be at times.

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InsideEVs

Inside BYD's 'Bold' Plans For Europe

Germany's election this past weekend was a referendum on the country's current economic state of affairs, which are, to put it simply, not great. And I haven't read a single article about the state of affairs there that hasn't mentioned the automotive industry in some way.

Motor1

Peugeot Let Designers Run Wild. This Is What They Came Up With

Automotive design is an interesting art. The radical styling ideas first sketched on paper rarely end up on the production car as imagined. However, automakers sometimes give their designers freedom to go wild, giving way to incredibly cool results. The creative minds at Peugeot have done just that, remaking the…

Autosport

Mazda BTCC Super Tourer from 1993 to race in the UK for first time in 30 years

A one-time British Touring Car Championship pole sitting Mazda Xedos 6 will make its first UK racing appearance for more than 30 years at Brands Hatch this summer.

Motorsport

Kvyat, Pourchaire lead Formula E rookie line-up for Jeddah E-Prix

Formula E’s Rookie Free Practice session at the Jeddah E-Prix will feature the likes of former Formula 1 driver Daniil Kvyat and 2023 Formula 2 champion Theo Pourchaire.

The Independent UK

Driving the North Coast 500 in an EV: The joys – and challenges – exploring Scotland’s wilderness

With long expanses of wilderness and rugged landscapes that feel far from civilisation, Scotland may not be a first choice for a road trip in an electric car – but Pelumi Nubi finds peace and adventure in slowing down and enjoying the ride

Cycling Weekly

'A stage win in the Tour de France really changed my profile': Steve Cummings on working as a chef, idolising Michele Bartoli, and playing football like Trent Alexander-Arnold

Jayco-AlUla Sports Director discusses his most significant career victory and how he got into cycling

Motor1

Toyota's Forgotten Mid-Engine Hot Hatch Was a Pocket Rocket

The Renault Clio V-6 is the quintessential mid-engine hot hatch, but other brands have also dabbled in turning practical small cars into something more exciting. The Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 and MG Metro 6R4, along with a few wild concepts, spring to mind. Remember Volkswagen's bonkers W-12 Golf? Toyota recently…

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