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Fully Electric Hyundai INSTER Crowned “Supermini of the Year” by TopGear.com

Hyundai’s smallest EV continues its strong award momentum across Europe Judges highlight INSTER’s versatility, efficiency and class-leading equipment Latest accolade reinforces the model’s positioning in the growing small EV segment Offenbach am Main — The all-electric Hyundai INSTER has been named ‘Supermini of the Year’ at the 2026 TopGear.com awards … [continued]

The Kia PV5 Passenger Named ‘Family Car of the Year’ at the 2026 BBC TopGear.com…

The Kia PV5 Passenger model honored as BBC TopGear.com’s ‘Family Car of the Year’ for 2026 First PBV model to be recognized in a major consumer vehicle category, building on Kia’s long-standing heritage in family-oriented mobility Outstanding space, practical versatility, and refined efficiency set a new benchmark for modern family … [continued]

Tesla Model 3 Performance Crushes Fossil BMW M3 Around Race Track

Top Gear magazine has track tested the Tesla Model 3 Performance head to head against fossil fans’ favorite sports saloon, the BMW M3. The track times were conducted on the 2 mile Thunderhill Raceway Park West circuit, with the Tesla coming in a significant 2 seconds ahead of the (more expensive) BMW. Fossils must now accept all-round inferiority in the performance realm.

Top Gear: Tesla’s Model 3 = “Triumph”

Top Gear has had a rocky past with Tesla. However, when given the chance to review the Model 3, Top Gear reports, “Everything Tesla has done up to this point has been building towards the Model 3 … and it’s been worth it.”

Why? It turns out, “There’s a refreshing simplicity to the proposition and a frisson of excitement inside and outside the car, wherever it goes.”

A Shaking Porsche vs A Tesla Model S (GIFs + Video)

Talking about cars in general and electric cars in particular, you are bound to get around to the subject of the launch from 0–60 mph acceleration every now and then. And frankly, it doesn’t really make sense in daily life, does it? The recent hype about the new Tesla Roadster proves the point. I mean, 0–60 in 1.9 seconds? Really? You would need a medical clearance for doing that. I get blurry vision below 4 seconds, so what’s the point?