Articles by Luke Neal

The Genesis GV60 has a been a firm favorite during its time on our long-term test fleet.

During its six-month long-term test, the Volkswagen ID3 Pro S has proven itself to be a solid fleet choice.

The Honda ZR-V could be a solid choice for those lacking regular access to a charge point.

The CX-60 has been a firm favourite with the only gripes being overly firm suspension and the occasional over sensitivity of the safety alert systems.

The VW T-Roc has handled anything asked of it with ease during our six-month long-term test.

The Ford Kuga PHEV is a good looking and well-built car packed with technology.

The Mokka-e has proven to be a comfortable, capable and enjoyable car to live with.

We tested the Mercedes-Benz A 250 e plug-in hybrid for six months to assess its suitability for fleets and company car drivers.

The passenger side rear tyre had dropped by just 2psi which was enough to activate the warning message.

T-Roc has proven itself a capable and practical car, small enough for city driving, easy to park, quiet and refined on motorways and big enough to carry four adults in comfort.