The extended-range version of the Mazda MX-30 EV, tested by Al Suttie, combines a rotary engine with electric drive, offering a unique driving experience. The car handles well, has a stylish cabin with good front space, but limited rear seat space and visibility. Despite some challenges with charging infrastructure, the range-extender motor provides reliable performance, achieving better than expected fuel economy. The MX-30 R-EV presents a compelling case for range-extender technology, balancing electrification with long-distance flexibility.

The Mazda CX-30 is praised for its aesthetics, controlled ride, and efficient fuel economy. The 2.0 e-Skyactiv X model with 186hp and an automatic gearbox delivers a satisfying driving experience without being too financially burdensome for company drivers. The vehicle accommodates passengers and cargo effectively, though rear kneeroom is slightly limited. The raised driving position and visibility are advantageous in urban environments. The review reaffirms the Mazda CX-30 as a preferred small SUV, noting that it performs well without needing a tiny engine or electric power.

The article is a review of the new BYD Seal Excellence AWD, an electric car from the Chinese brand BYD, which is being compared to the Tesla Model 3. The author, Al Suttie, provides a day-by-day account of his experience with the car over a week. He discusses the car's design, practicality, performance, and technology, including its acceleration, all-wheel drive, and the new Cell To Body battery technology. Suttie praises the car's handling, especially in wet conditions in Scotland, the quality of the cabin materials, and the improved warranty offered by BYD. He concludes that the BYD Seal is a quality vehicle that should be considered for fleets, noting its competitive edge in the market and the brand's rapid development.

The article is a review of the Kia EV6 GT, an electric SUV, by journalist Al Suttie. The review spans a week, with each day offering insights into different aspects of the vehicle. The EV6 GT is praised for its acceleration, handling, and quality, comparing favorably to competitors like Tesla, Mercedes, BMW, Audi, and Porsche. The author appreciates the car's subtlety in design, practical features, and performance, despite its high price tag. Concerns are raised about the car's range, which is adequate but not exceptional. The review concludes with the journalist expressing enjoyment of the EV6 GT and considering it a value proposition against more expensive rivals, while also anticipating the release of the BYD Seal.

Al Suttie reviews the Range Rover Sport P550e Autobiography, a luxury SUV, over a week of varied conditions and environments, including Glasgow's Low Emission Zone. He praises its defrosting capabilities, hybrid efficiency in city driving, agility, and interior comfort. Despite its high price, Suttie finds the vehicle's power, refinement, and feelgood factor impressive, with the only minor complaint being the rear-view camera's tendency to get covered in grime. The car's performance and luxury make it a standout for him.

Al Suttie reviews the Range Rover Sport P550e PHEV, highlighting its performance in various conditions, including snowy weather and urban driving in Glasgow's Low Emission Zone. The vehicle's hybrid setup, luxury features, and driving experience are praised, though a minor issue with the rear view camera is noted. Comparisons are made with rivals like the Porsche Cayenne and BMW X5, emphasizing the Range Rover's unique appeal and refinement.

The Subaru Solterra, an all-electric vehicle, is reviewed over a week of use in Scotland's winter conditions. The car's features, such as heated seats, four-wheel drive, and high-quality cabin, are praised. However, the real-world driving range falls short of the advertised range, especially in cold weather. The review suggests that while the Solterra is a good option for those needing four-wheel drive, the Toyota bZ4X might be a better choice for those who do not, due to its better driving range and lower cost.

The article is a review of the current Dacia Duster model, particularly the Duster Journey TCe 90, ahead of the release of a new generation. The journalist revisits the vehicle's attributes, including its value for money, rugged utility, and suitability as a company car. The review covers a week's worth of experiences, noting the car's performance on deteriorating local roads, the quality of updates made in 2021, the infotainment system, and the practicality for family use. The Duster's engine performance, fuel economy, and tax implications are also discussed. The vehicle is praised for its handling on frosty back roads and its fuel efficiency, which closely matches the official claims.

The article is a review of the Nissan Ariya, the second fully electric car from Nissan and its first electric crossover. The author, Al Suttie, provides a day-by-day account of his experience with the vehicle, highlighting its performance, interior features, and charging capabilities. The Ariya is praised for its acceleration, ride and handling balance, and interior space, including heated rear seats and well-designed electric controls. However, the author notes a minor issue with a sharp edge on the steering wheel and problems with some chargers. Overall, the Ariya is commended for its realistic range indicator and the ability to cover a useful distance on a single charge.

The article is a review of the Nissan Ariya, the second fully electric car from Nissan and its first electric crossover. The author, Al Suttie, provides a day-by-day account of his experience with the vehicle, highlighting its performance, interior features, and charging capabilities. The Ariya is praised for its acceleration, space, heated rear seats, intuitive electric controls, and ride and handling balance. However, the author notes a minor issue with a sharp edge on the steering wheel and problems with some chargers. Overall, the Ariya is commended for its real-world range and quick charging, comparing favorably to competitors like the Škoda Enyaq.