CJ Hubbard

1 month ago | carmagazine.co.uk | CJ Hubbard

► Hyundai Insteroid teaser images► New sporty high-performance EV concept► Bringing video game aesthetics to real lifeHyundai has teased pictures and video of a new gaming-inspired Insteroid concept car. Described as a ‘bolder statement, harnessing unrestrained creativity to deepen the emotional connection with the Hyundai brand,’ it reimagines the perky new Inster electric car as some kind of raging muscle freak binging on energy drinks.

1 month ago | parkers.co.uk | CJ Hubbard

The 2025 Commercial Vehicle Show takes place at the Birmingham NEC from 29 April to 1 May. As ever, it represents your opportunity to get up close and personal with new vans from a selection of important brands, and perhaps even bend the ear of some key people at the same time. The exhibitors include not only manufacturers and suppliers but also organisations such as the DVLA and National Highways.

2 months ago | carmagazine.co.uk | CJ Hubbard

► Petrol-powered Fiat 500 is coming back► Based on adapted the 500e EV platform► Will use 1.2-litre MHEV, auto as standardFiat CEO Olivier Francois has confirmed that a hybrid version of the Fiat 500 will be back in production before the end of 2025. But rather than resurrect the outgoing model, which went off sale in 2024, the new 500 Hybrid will be based on the 500 Electric. Which is currently the only Fiat 500 you can buy new.

2 months ago | carmagazine.co.uk | CJ Hubbard

► An original RUF CTR Yellowbird is for sale► Two owners, low miles, 463bhp, 211mph► Ultimate Leichtbau spec, correct yellow paintThe estimate for this exceptionally yellow Porsche 911 at the 2025 Amelia Island Auctions in March is ‘in excess of $6,000,000’ – which is more than £4,750,000. That’s quite a bit of cash for a car built in 1989, even if it does have just two previous owners who only managed to put the equivalent of around 1040 miles on the clock.

2 months ago | carmagazine.co.uk | CJ Hubbard

► Electrogenic MX-5 EV conversion driven► 160bhp, 228lb ft, ‘plug-and-play’► It’s faster and cleaner – but is it still fun? Sacrilege! No doubt the instant reaction of a certain segment of the motoring community when presented with the Electrogenic Mazda MX-5. This is an electric version of the original MX-5, putting a modern – and perhaps controversial – twist on a car that has come to define the classic roadster formula.