Jordan Katsianis
Senior Staff Writer at Auto Express
Scribbles and presents for Auto Express | hons in automotive design. Also slightly food-obsessed. insta: @jordankatsianis
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1 week ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis
I’ll admit I’m a pretty fundamentalist petrolhead, so it took a while for me to accept that EVs were the right answer to many requests for new car-buying advice. However, in the past year or so I’ve found myself oddly campaigning for a very unexpected alternative: diesel. There’s no doubt that this technology has taken a colossal beating thanks to the bad press brought on by Volkswagen and its co-conspirators during the Dieselgate scandal.
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1 week ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Ellis Hyde |Jordan Katsianis
The all-new Mercedes CLA with EQ Technology is among the most important new electric cars being launched in 2025. That’s because this cutting-edge, super-sleek executive saloon boasts a simply enormous range of up to 484 miles and it’s available to order now with prices starting from £45,615.
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1 week ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis
The MINI John Cooper Works hits all the numbers, and feels good for them on the road with excellent straight-line performance, impressive brakes and a definite sporting character to the chassis. The new cabin and its impressive levels of tech also help. It’s even priced relatively sensibly. The problem is that there’s little feel or charisma to the driving experience. It’s all very good, it’s just not very joyful.
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2 weeks ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis
California-based restomod company Singer has revealed the Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe Reimagined by Singer, which has been inspired by the wide-body Carrera of the 1980s. Like most Singers, the new Carrera Coupe finds its basis in a 964-generation 911, which is stripped right back to the bare shell before being strengthened and clad in carbon fibre panels. Singer has collaborated with Red Bull Advanced Technologies to help stiffen up the chassis throughout the restoration process.
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2 weeks ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis
The Audi Q4 e-tron is about to receive its first big set of updates since it went on sale in 2022, and the changes appear both outside and in. Key changes start with the front-end, thanks to a new bumper and larger lower-intake hiding under the camouflage. The headlights appear to be the same shape as the existing model’s, suggesting the looks won’t be radically different, although we expect it to be smoother and less complex, topped off by the new flat Audi badge.
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I haven’t always had time for modern Aston design, found the DB11 very difficult to spec well. But this really works, when not in the weird launch spec. And my lord, those wheels 🫠 https://t.co/c1FPquqck4
There's something amiss about this Lexus UX300e (not a car I'm usually that interested in)... https://t.co/aR1RyGAHAf
A little off topic for these circles, but I’m cooking a little pop up in Madrid this Friday and Sat. If anyone’s around and fancies a little S.E Asian dinner, come along. https://t.co/p0hT9Q3oED