
Andy Goodwin
Carbuyer Managing Editor. Former Managing Editor at CarKeys and Senior Road Tester at AutoTrader.
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4 weeks ago |
carbuyer.co.uk | Andy Goodwin
New electric SUV sits above SolterraRugged design with all-wheel drive0-62mph in 4.4 secondsSubaru has pulled the covers off its all-new 2026 Trailseeker – the brand’s second electric SUV and its most adventure-ready EV to date. Making its global debut at the New York International Auto Show, the Trailseeker combines tough looks with twin-motor performance and genuine go-anywhere ability, according to the Japanese brand.
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4 weeks ago |
carbuyer.co.uk | Andy Goodwin
New battery and better efficiency for 25% range boostPowerful 338bhp XT versionLarger 14-inch touchscreenSubaru has revealed a heavily updated version of its all-electric Solterra SUV, with improvements across the board. The revised 2026 model brings a fresh look, a more powerful range-topping trim, and a host of upgrades aimed at boosting both range and refinement.
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4 weeks ago |
carbuyer.co.uk | Andy Goodwin
Up to 10-year warrantyActivated after three years with each Suzuki service10-year battery warranty for EVsSuzuki is extending its warranty support for customers across the UK and Ireland. From May 1st, every new Suzuki that reaches the end of its standard three-year or 60,000-mile manufacturer warranty can qualify for a free Service Activated Warranty (SAW), valid up to the car’s tenth birthday or 100,000 miles – whichever comes first.
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1 month ago |
carbuyer.co.uk | Andy Goodwin
£0 deposit and 0% APR finance now available257-mile electric range and 28-minute fast chargingPacked with tech, priced from £33,065Electric cars are getting more affordable and Omoda has introduced a new PCP finance deal that offers a zero-deposit, zero-interest route into electric car ownership. Available on the fully-electric Omoda E5 until the end of June, the deal means buyers can spread the cost of the car without paying a penny upfront or any interest across the term.
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1 month ago |
carbuyer.co.uk | Andy Goodwin
The Ford Puma Gen-E marks a significant step for the UK’s favourite car as it makes the leap to electric. But has Ford waited too long to electrify its baby SUV, and can it still compete in a fast-moving EV market? The Puma Gen-E is based on the popular petrol-powered Puma – a car praised for being fun to drive and for its practicality – that’s also the best-selling car in the UK so far in 2025.
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