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The Lotus Elise has been reimagined by its designer, Julian Thomson, as an ultra-fast-charging EV that will fully charge in"a few minutes". An entirely British development, it could represent the most radical EV development since the Tesla Model S. The BMW M3 CS is a 188mph super-saloon that follows in the footsteps of the illustrious M5 CS. With such a tough act to follow, can it really be as good? Our editor, Mark Tisshaw, finds out.
For road test 5628, Ford has given its market-leading pick-up truck, the Ranger, a major reworking. We're testing it in WildTrak trim to find out if it ticks all the pick-up truck boxes. Features Peaches is Seoul's ultimate car customisation hub, sporting rakish designs and faux-graffiti graphics - Felix Page finds out why they're the coolest outfit in town.
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