KGM Torres EVX road test review: Korea’s Mr Chunky
/This first model from a revived familiar brand delivers intriguing energy and welcome boldness in a big box presentation, but is it edgy enough?
Read MoreThis first model from a revived familiar brand delivers intriguing energy and welcome boldness in a big box presentation, but is it edgy enough?
Read MoreStriking looks, a hefty technology inclusion, a sharp sticker … if you can abide the annoyances, there’s a fair swag of car for the money.
Read MoreIt’s the cheapest version of China’s best compact electric; so, case closed, right?
Read MoreIt’s not quite like the one we had before, but there’s more than enough feel-good for enthusiasts.
Read MoreThis five-seater brings lots of tech into the plug-in hybrid sector but will it charge your batteries?
Read MoreThe sports utility model is the best-sorted MEB car here. Where does the style-driven version sit?
Read MoreWith the electric models still to show, this edition is the top dog choice.
Read MoreThe drawcard here is less about what you see than what you get.
Read MoreIt’s a battery-fed electric that relies a fuel we’re supposed to put behind us. How hard is that to explain?
Read MoreBattery-included chunky crossover hatch relies on a suave ride and urban chic credential.
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