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There are digital dials on a 10-inch display, and these are also configurable, although options are limited. The trip computer…

The seven-seater offers the most versatility, while the diesel delivers solid performance and a long range if you need it.…

The mapping is a nice design that feels pretty similar to Google’s offering, plus there’s an app store that allows…

There are a few odd or interesting additions, depending on how much you’re into ‘digitised faux marble’, and some of…

Fold the rear seats down, and you’re left with 1,081 litres of space to play with, just slightly less than…

Those are all competitive numbers, but if you need even more capacity, you’ll be better off with either an Octavia…

All of the cars on test featured a Bang & Olufsen sound system, which sounded great. True audiophiles will note…

While some EVs use an electronic torque-vectoring system, which brakes the inside wheel to improve agility, the Polestar uses a…

The entry-level Techno gets a full suite of electronic safety systems, and you can easily pick and choose which of…

The bigger issue is that the lines are projected only a car length or so ahead, and tend to draw…