The Times, Sunday Times and Driving.co.uk Motor Awards 2024 cars of the year

Motor Awards 2024: The winners


Our motoring writers' votes have been counted and the results are in: these are the winners of the 2024 Sunday Times Motor Awards.
Volkswagen Tayron

Seven-seat VW Tayron unveiled


Sitting between the VW Tiguan and the Touareg SUVs is the new Tayron, available with seven seats and a raft of engine options.
Kingsley KSR Range Rover restomod

Classic Range Rover gets restomod treatment


The KSR Range Rover looks like a nicely restored classic, but inside and under the skin it's a very different beast.
Lewis Hamilton with helmets designed by Ineos competition winners

Competition-winning helmet liveries for Hamilton


Lewis Hamilton has been pictured with the three winning helmet liveries chosen as part of an Ineos-backed competition for young, aspiring artists
Dacia Bigster

Dacia unveils Bigster: A rugged family SUV


The covers have come off the production-ready Dacia Bigster SUV, topping the line-up with rugged looks and an all-hybrid offering.
McLaren W1 front 3/4

McLaren P1 successor unveiled


McLaren has released details of its most powerful, fastest-accelerating car ever.
Peugeot E-408

Peugeot adds electric model to 408 family.


Peugeot claims with the new e-408 it has the widest range of electric vehicles (EVs) on sale in Europe from any mainstream manufacturer.
Skoda Elroq

Electric Skoda Elroq unveiled


Skoda has revealed its latest entrant into the compact SUV space: the electric Elroq.
UK used car forecourt

‘Breaking point’ for repair bills revealed


A survey has put a figure on the tipping point at which motorists decide enough is enough and decide to ditch their unreliable motor.
Lotus Theory 1 concept car

Return of the wedge: Lotus Theory 1 concept car


Lotus introduces new design manifesto with high-tech electric coupé featuring central driver's seat.

The Grand Tour finale: The time was right


A poignant and fitting tribute, but there are several moments that suggest this is absolutely the right time to end.
Hyundai and Genesis confirm they will go racing at Le Mans – possibly as early as 2026

Genesis brand to race at Le Man


Hyundai Motorsport and Genesis confirm LMDh programme with one eye on Le Mans.