Leow Ju-Len
You want a hydrogen car. You just don’t know it yet
Fuel cell cars are clearly a revolutionary technology. The problem is, that message is unclear
Mini John Cooper Works Aceman review: Feisty, and fat-shaming with it
The Mini JCW Aceman is brimming with personality, but does it live up to its own legend?
Why a six-wheel Lexus, Japan’s Rolls-Royce and an incomplete car matter so much to Toyota
The ongoing Japan Mobility Show reveals that both the country and the world’s biggest car company need to regain their mojo
Audi Q6 e-tron review: Familiarity breeds content
The Audi Q6 e-tron quattro is polished and poised, but it’s also priced perilously close to something more desirable
IM Motors IM6 review: When software creates a Porsche rival
The IM6 Performance is 778 horsepower Chinese EV programmed to be a ballerina one moment, a luxury barge the next
2025 XPeng G6 facelift review: The speed of fright
With more than 80 updates in only 23 months, the electric SUV shows that its maker can iterate faster than rivals can...
Europe’s car giants are solving the wrong problem. And China knows it
Contrary to popular belief, the battle between legacy car companies and Chinese firms isn’t a technology race
Avatr 11 review: A Rolls-luxe submariner
Changan, Huawei and CATL’s radical EV sells the pleasure of not driving, looks like a submarine and subverts the old rules of...
2025 Subaru Forester e-Boxer Hybrid review: No fuel like an old fuel
With petrol-electric power and thoughtful practicality, the Forester makes a case for taking the EV transition slowly
BMW iX M70 review: Too hard to sell?
The most powerful BMW EV isn’t headed for showrooms here. Here’s what we’re missing out on