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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3 days ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis
Kia’s plan of staying on top of the UK’s sales charts is showing no sign of letting up, with a heavy update of its top-selling Sportage SUV having now been revealed in its full UK trim. More than 124,000 units of the current-generation Kia Sportage have found homes in the UK since its 2022 launch, often topping monthly SUV sales, and on one or two occasions even the overall UK sales chart.
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1 week ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis |Alastair Crooks
Dig deep into the new model year 2026 Land Rover Defender configurator and you’ll note one new option that answers a call Defender buyers have been making since the model was first revealed. Alongside the previous iconic set of 18-inch steel wheels, Land Rover has revealed a new set of 20-inch steel options that can be specified on cars with more powerful engines.
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1 week ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis
BMW has announced a series of updates for its i4 EV, bringing better efficiency and therefore improved range for the standard eDrive35 and 40 models, plus a higher-performing M60 version at the top of the range. Changes to the standard models introduce new silicon carbide semiconductor components in the electric powertrain.
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1 week ago |
autoexpress.co.uk | Jordan Katsianis
Most rational minds will note the mediocre range figure and look towards more efficient German rivals, but this new Genesis Electrified GV70 has plenty to offer. A superb cabin, excellent tech and impressive straight-line speed are all strong points, but it’s the new ‘virtual gear shift’ feature which completely steals the show, creating a more engaging, and distinctive, driving experience than in any rival EV.
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1 week ago |
apetogentleman.com | Jordan Katsianis
Forget the cost of living crisis – the supercar world is booming like it’s 1999. Hybrid hypercars, rev-happy V12s and design-led dream machines are queuing up to melt your brain and drain your bank account. This year’s line-up isn’t about restraint. It’s about the loudest, fastest, most technologically outrageous road cars money can buy, with names like McLaren, Pagani and Aston Martin pushing boundaries like they’re in a wind tunnel.
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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