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Wondering witch electric SUV to choose? MINI has a spooky Countryman for you | Auto Express (opens the original)
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The electric version of the Countryman is arguably MINI’s best SUV to date, and it just got a little more appealing. The range has been enhanced with the new MINI Countryman SE Midnight Edition, which brings with it more kit and a spruced-up interior and exterior. There’s the inclusion of an all-new colour for the Countryman called Indigo Sunset Blue, a perhaps confusingly named offering given the name of the car, but there is the option of a more appropriate Midnight Black. To go with these is
BMW's insane new X3 has huge power, but it isn't quite an M-car | Auto Express (opens the original)
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The BMW X3 M50 might not be a proper, full-fat M car, but it now has the kind of power we expected from such a machine not so long ago. As before, it’s powered by a turbocharged six-cylinder engine with mild-hybrid assistance, but it makes 44bhp more than it did previously, giving a new figure of 437bhp. A torque figure has not yet been revealed – if that remains the same, it will be 580Nm. The added poke trims the 0-62mph time to 4.4 seconds, down from 4.6. BMW has also, for some reason, provid
Axe to fall on BMW’s 2 Series Active Tourer MPV | Auto Express (opens the original)
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BMW’s most controversial model is not long for this world. Arriving in 2014 as the brand’s first front-wheel car and its first MPV, the BMW 2-Series Active Tourer is now in its second generation, but that’s set to be the last. At BMW’s 2026 Capital Markets Day, the German company revealed plans to slim down its model line-up. “The number of variants across the entire portfolio will be reviewed and reduced to optimise profitability,” it said, adding; “For example, there will be no successor to mo
One-off unicorn cars you’ll never see on the road, unless you’re very, very lucky | Auto Express (opens the original)
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Cars can be rare on UK roads for a number of reasons. Perhaps they were originally made in very limited numbers, making it only natural that the surviving population is reduced to the point of extinction over time. They might even fit into that camp, but be so valuable that most are kept off the road. Alternatively, it could be a car that wasn’t sold here originally, and one so niche and obscure that few people have even thought to go through the arduous process of importation. Finally, our favo
‘Anywhere here’s fine, mate’: Looks like London’s getting an all-new ‘black cab’ | Auto Express (opens the original)
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There’ll soon be an all-new version of arguably the most iconic taxi in the world. Coventry-based London EV Company has announced a successor model to its TX range-extender electric taxi, which has been around since 2018. Geely-owned LEVC says the all-new black cab will launch in the UK during the second half of 2027. It’ll fully comply with the ‘Metropolitan Conditions of Fitness’, a unique requirement dictated by Transport for London, which vehicles must pass to be designated as a ‘Hackney car
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