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Nov 1, 2026

Martyn LeeHOST
2:11
Range Rover quotes 378 miles on WLTP.
Martyn LeeHOST
2:15
Auto Express magazine, well, they found around 330 miles on a mixed test cycle.
Martyn LeeHOST
2:22
What about charging? Well, high voltage, DC charging, so 350 kilowatts peak.
Martyn LeeHOST
2:27
A 10 to 80 in 22 minutes.
DannyHOST
9:37
It'll take the fastest 350 kilowatt charges.
DannyHOST
9:40
Auto Express reckons it's about £5,000 cheaper than a Tesla Model 3.
DannyHOST
9:46
So is the Hyundai IONIQ 6 worth buying in the UK this year in 2026? Now the honest bit.
DannyHOST
9:53
WLTP is a lab figure.
MilesHOST
3:07
And farmers, tractors, and all this stuff.
MilesHOST
3:10
There's a great article actually written by one of my old colleagues, Tom Jervis at Auto Express.
MilesHOST
3:15
And in there, there's a little table.
MilesHOST
3:16
I've just found it.
Martyn LeeHOST
4:31
It will be called the EX50, and it'll sit below the EX60, competing for buyers in the larger, lower-priced SUV market.
Martyn LeeHOST
4:40
Auto Express magazine in the UK reports that Volvo will aim for a price under $50,000 compared to entry-level $57,000 for EX60.
Martyn LeeHOST
4:50
That would put it up against the Tesla Model Y.
Martyn LeeHOST
4:52
And importantly, at least here in the UK, we have a big tax bracket at 50,000.
Frederic LambertHOST
42:02
Make it cheaper, and it's going to work.
Frederic LambertHOST
42:04
And the CEO of Volkswagen heard you because he said at the Paris Auto Show interview this week with Auto Express that – They're working on it, that they are working on the next generation IDBus and the focus is cost.
Frederic LambertHOST
42:22
They said that they admit that it is the wrong cost base on the vehicle.
Frederic LambertHOST
42:26
Fully agree with that.
Mike AskewHOST
26:29
... air suspension and that kind of thing, so.
Craig CheethamHOST
26:31
Do you remember that Auto Express had, um, a Vauxhall Corsa long-termer, and with all the options added to it, it was £28,000? And this was back in sort of 2007 when-
Mike AskewHOST
26:41
Which would be a lot now, let alone, yeah.
Craig CheethamHOST
26:43
You know.
Tim LevinHOST
58:33
...
Tim LevinHOST
58:33
Volkswagen's CEO confirmed to Auto Express this week that the ID Buzz is getting a second generation on a new platform.
Tim LevinHOST
58:41
Um, he acknowledged that the current car is on, quote, "the wrong cost base," and, you know, what I gather from that is they know it costs too much to build.
Tim LevinHOST
58:51
They know it costs too much-
Sean SmithHOST
8:25
There's a first Jaguar in my memory which could really fight up against the BMWs, Mercedes and Audis of the world and not be embarrassed.
Sean SmithHOST
8:35
I used to get Auto Express a lot back in the day and they'd always have road tests between those cars and the Jaguar didn't ever embarrass itself.
Sean SmithHOST
8:44
No.
Sean SmithHOST
8:46
Later on, they then had the last XJ.
Martyn LeeHOST
11:31
Their motor output overseas is unconfirmed.
Martyn LeeHOST
11:35
Auto Express says a hundred and thirty miles of electric-only range if you look at the Chinese filings.
Martyn LeeHOST
11:40
Uh, the report doesn't identify what test cycle that was on, so you can't assume that they've done the conversion to WLTP.
Martyn LeeHOST
11:46
There...
Martyn LeeHOST
8:36
You bet you could probably do better with a very delicate right foot.
Martyn LeeHOST
8:41
And Auto Express said they had a prototype drive and did five miles per hour, probably without trying too hard as well.
Martyn LeeHOST
8:48
Inside, you've got two screens.
Martyn LeeHOST
8:50
The instrument display, 11.9 inch.

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