A utilitarian workhorse to take on all your logistical demands.

The new age of Lamborghini merges a bonkers V12 with electrification that adds to the experience, rather than detracting from it.

More of pretty much everything - but we would wait for the RWD Macan Electric.

We say farewell to the Flying Spur’s non-electrified V8 as a PHEV version beckons.

Now with more standard equipment, more power and more efficiency.

Renault's Kangoo E-Tech combines electric efficiency with smart design, making it a practical, eco-friendly choice for modern urban delivery needs.

The G6 is one of the most sorted luxury EVs you can buy, period.

The consummate all-rounder looks sharper than before and is an absolute joy to drive.

Nissan’s first competitive electric vehicle in a long while is impressive inside and out, but could do with more range.

Although mechanically similar, the facelift brings desirable updates to keep the Atto 3 at the top of the sales charts.

The switch from turbo-diesel to turbo-hybrid keeps the Sorento abreast to market trends.

The darling of Singapore’s towkays is in its best iteration yet.

Even with this lightly touched facelift, the Polestar 2 Standard Range remains a compelling option as a premium BEV.

$27k sets the 77 kWh Prestige variant apart from the 53 kWh version, but you do get more than just additional range.

This ‘SUV coupé’ pairs a lovely cosy cabin with avantgarde design.

MINI’s new electric Cooper may look somewhat similar to the ICE-driven MINI, but don’t be fooled.

BMW seems to have every size and shape covered when it comes to Category A COE electric cars.

It’s the most luxurious and spacious one yet, especially in top-dog Calligraphy trim.

The Nissan Note e-POWER facelift offers an EV-like driving experience with hybrid practicality, perfect for urban commuting.

The Swift, Singapore’s cheapest new car, has a delightfully retro nature that is charming and refreshing.

Lotus’ four-door grand tourer is an exceptional achievement for a small-volume manufacturer, but its personality is a little cold.

The four-door, four-seater Ferrari is sensational to drive in every situation.

Skoda’s 2nd generation Kodiaq has grown larger and even more desirable.

The ‘Highland’ facelift brings significant changes to the Model 3, including introducing a Cat A friendly version.