If the new third-generation Movano looks familiar, that’s because it’s another version of the X250 ‘Sevel’ large van which first appeared in September 2006.
Dark-tinted light clusters, 22” alloy wheels, black door mirror caps, a larger rear spoiler and a revised suspension set-up distinguish the new 2021 Bentley Bentayga S.
Ford has introduced the Ranger Raptor Special Edition. It features several cosmetic tweaks, but otherwise the specification is the same as the regular model’s.
Having an SUV in the range is pretty much mandatory for car manufacturers nowadays. Consequently, Smart’s plans to launch one aren’t really a surprise.
Genesis – Hyundai’s premium division – is due to arrive in Europe this summer. It’s a bold move, because here new entrants usually struggle to steal sales from the established luxury car brands. Indeed, Infiniti (owned by Nissan) has recently withdrawn from the continent entirely, while Lexus still only achieves a UK market share of less than one percent.
Vauxhall and Opel have unveiled the Vivaro-e Hydrogen van, which uses hydrogen plus a fuel cell to generate energy. This new model will be sold alongside the existing battery-electric Vivaro-e.
Mercedes-Benz has revealed the Concept EQT. It previews a pure-electric variant of the upcoming T-Class, which in turn is the people-carrying version of the next-generation Citan van.
Citroën’s tiny pure-electric Ami will soon be available in van guise. The new My Ami Cargo seems particularly suited to ‘last mile’ deliveries in congested city centres.
Husqvarna has revealed the Vektorr Concept, the company’s first electric scooter. It previews a future model which will be aimed mainly at urban commuters.
Mercedes-Benz has now started building the Edition 2, a special version of its Actros truck that was originally announced last September. An enhanced specification includes numerous cosmetic and equipment upgrades.
Compared to its predecessor, the all-new 2022 Fabia is significantly larger. Overall length has increased by 111 mm (4.4”) to 4,108 mm (161.7”), while the car is 48 mm (1.9”) wider than before.
Fiat has added the City Sport trim grade to its Tipo hatchback line-up. 18” diamond-cut alloy wheels plus a gloss black finish for the front grille, door handles and door mirror caps give the new arrival a more distinctive look.