evo

evo

Evo is a UK-based car magazine that focuses on high-performance vehicles, ranging from sporty hatchbacks to luxury supercars.

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English
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Global

#104394

United Kingdom

#8906

Vehicles/Vehicles

#108

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Articles

  • 5 days ago | evo.co.uk | James Taylor

    The corner falls away in a cascading corkscrew; tyres go light, revs flare. Barber Motorsports Park is a rollercoaster. It’s Day Two of a sports car enduro at the undulating IndyCar-grade circuit running through Alabama woodland. I’m driving a Toyota, its mid-mounted engine singing at high revs, locked in a skirmish with a Porsche. I tuck into its slipstream as it slices past a backmarker. Toyota versus Porsche. It’s a classic endurance racing battle.

  • 1 week ago | evo.co.uk | Jethro Bovingdon

    My E46 BMW M3 CS memory is different to the dozens of amazing moments from various evo Car of the Year weeks down the years. All alone, in the height of the midday sun, driving to pick up some lunch in Castellane, nestled in a fold of rocks on the Route Napoléon. The CS had already finished second in our ‘real world’ preliminary round, just behind the extraordinary Clio Trophy, thus qualifying it to face the big boys: Ford GT, F430, Gallardo SE and others from Aston, Porsche and Mercedes.

  • 1 week ago | evo.co.uk | James Taylor

    The Morgan Supersport is a new flagship model for the 116-year-old Morgan Motor Company. Such things don’t come along everyday. It’s here as a charming alternative to everything from the Porsche Cayman and Boxster GTS 4.0 and even the 911, to the Lotus Emira.

  • 1 week ago | evo.co.uk | Yousuf Ashraf

    When it comes to hot hatches, few brands have had a run of success quite like Renault Sport from the turn of the millennium until its demise in 2023. The likes of the Clio 182 Trophy, Megane R26.R and Clio V6 sit firmly among the hot hatch greats, and redefined what could be extracted from a humble runaround. But it all started with the Clio 172, the car that debuted the Renault Sport badge and followed up the legendary Clio Williams of the ‘90s.

  • 1 week ago | evo.co.uk | Ethan Jupp

    McLaren has announced it will finally be entering the Hypercar class in the World Endurance Championship for the 2027 season. The announcement follows speculation that’s been rife since the class was first announced in 2018, about the possibility of McLaren’s return to the fight for victory at Le Mans. Indeed, it’s well known that McLaren were one of the marques at the table helping to design the rule set.