Autocar’s latest issue for 2025 is finally here, offering a glimpse into the exciting year ahead with a detailed list of the new cars set to hit the market. From the latest Honda developments to the nominations for Car of the Year 2025, this issue is packed with all the automotive news you need to kick off the year in style.
The future of Honda takes center stage in this issue, with prototypes for the brand’s new EV saloon and SUV making their debut at the Las Vegas Motor Show. These models are part of Honda’s cutting-edge 0 Series family, showcasing the brand’s commitment to innovation and technology. Will Rimell provides an in-depth look at these futuristic vehicles and what they mean for the future of electric mobility.
Cupra also makes waves with the announcement that the Leon will be going fully electric in its future models. However, the current Leon ICE and PHEV models will receive updates to comply with upcoming Euro 7 emission regulations. This shift towards electrification reflects the industry-wide trend towards sustainable mobility solutions.
In the reviews section, Richard Lane takes Frontline’s new restomod for a spin, while the Mini Aceman and Ford Mustang GT also receive thorough road tests. These first drives offer valuable insights into the performance and features of these exciting new models.
For those looking to add a new car to their collection in 2025, Autocar’s guide to the 155 new cars launching this year is a must-read. Whether you’re in the market for a sleek sports car or a practical SUV, this comprehensive guide will help you narrow down your options and make an informed decision.
The highly anticipated 2025 Car of the Year will be announced this Friday, with Mark Tisshaw and Matt Saunders sharing their insights on this year’s contenders. This prestigious award recognizes excellence in automotive design, performance, and innovation, making it a highlight for car enthusiasts worldwide.
In the opinion section, Steve Cropley reflects on his experiences driving the Renault 5 EV prototype and the Ford Ranger Raptor. Matt Prior adds a touch of pop culture to his analysis, drawing parallels between Honda’s upcoming Prelude and a classic movie character from The Matrix.
Looking to buy a Porsche 911 GT3? Sam Phillips provides valuable tips on how to get your hands on one without breaking the bank. The used section also features engaging columns such as My Car and I, Our Cars, Caught in the Classifieds, and Head to Head comparisons for those interested in the pre-owned car market.
With its blend of news, reviews, features, and opinions, Autocar’s first issue of 2025 sets the tone for an exciting year ahead in the world of automotive journalism. Subscribe now to stay up-to-date on all the latest developments in the industry and make the most of the special offer for new subscribers.
