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Lepas L4: Tech is having a party (opens the original)
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Beneath the bonnet of the Lepas L4 sits a conventional petrol engine but on the inside, the technology takes over. A large touchscreen dominates, with smartphone connectivity, wireless charging, multiple cameras and a comprehensive collection of driver-assistance systems. The L4 has plenty going for it visually. Rounded bodywork and flowing curves give it a modern appearance, avoiding the boxy look. A turbocharged four-cylinder engine produces 108kW and 225Nm and sends its power through a six-sp
Jaecoo J5: All the bells and whistles (opens the original)
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A few years ago, buying a Chinese car was still accompanied by a fair amount of uncertainty. Today, buyers have a much longer list of reasons to consider one, particularly when it comes to equipment, technology and value for money. The Jaecoo J5 is a good example of this. The J5 is a compact SUV aimed at buyers who want plenty of kit without necessarily wanting a large vehicle. It also has styling that makes it easy to identify as a Jaecoo. It is offered in four derivatives: Core, Vortex, Glacie
GWM goes big on diesel and tech (opens the original)
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Having driven both the new Tank 500 3.0 Diesel and P500 3.0 Diesel, I am left in little doubt that GWM is serious about building substantial vehicles. They feel solid, have plenty of presence and, while the diesel engine provides the muscle, it is the technology inside the vehicles that shows how modern GWM is. The two vehicles have very different jobs. The Tank 500 is a large seven-seat SUV aimed at long-distance touring and off-road adventures, while the P500 is a bakkie designed to combine wo
Honda HR-V: Tech time traveller (opens the original)
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The Honda HR-V is powered by a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 89kW and 145Nm, paired with a continuously variable transmission. That sounds like power, but I found myself having to work the engine harder than I would have liked when accelerating or trying to make quicker progress, particularly when overtaking or going up a hill. The CVT does its best to make the most of what is available, but there is only so much it can do. Press the accelerator with enthusiasm and the en
BMW iX3: A new kind of electric dream (opens the original)
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The new-generation BMW iX3 is no mere electric replacement for a petrol model. BMW has used it to introduce its Neue Klasse technology, design and software. The result: it feels like a step into the next chapter of the BMW brand. More importantly, it remains a BMW that is enjoyable to drive. Calling it a dream to drive might sound a little dramatic but, after spending time behind the wheel, it is difficult to find a better description. The iX3 50 xDrive is the first version to arrive in South Ar
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