Zeekr 7X Performance Review

If you still think Chinese EVs are all flash and no finesse, the Zeekr 7X Performance will change your mind. So yes, we have indeed driven many EV SUVs. But the Zeekr 7X is refreshingly different. It looks futuristic, drives with intent and packs enough power to challenge some proper sports SUVs. Yet it retains the brand’s signature maturity and polish that set it apart from many of its rivals. Looks ...

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Rolls-Royce Ghost Gamer

This Black Badge Rolls-Royce Ghost Is Inspired By The Golden Age Of Arcade Games

Rolls-Royce has taken a detour down memory lane and found an arcade. The result is Black Badge Ghost Gamer: a full-fat Bespoke commission steeped in late-’70s/early-’80s 8-bit culture, where pixel art, cabinet graphics and that first-time-you-pressed-start thrill are reimagined in leather, lacquer and light. This is the first Rolls-Royce expressly inspired by vintage video-game culture. Fittingly, the Ghost Gamer hides a trail of “Easter eggs” so the car becomes a game ...

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Mercedes Benz GLC 200 parked by road at Gillman Barracks

Mercedes-Benz GLC200 Review

After weeks of driving a mix of electric cars, getting back into something petrol-powered felt almost nostalgic. The Mercedes GLC200 SUV may be the entry-level model in the range, but it still carries the poise and polish you expect from the brand with the three-pointed star. Performance That Fits Singapore Perfectly Under the bonnet sits a 2.0-litre inline-four turbocharged engine producing 201 bhp. On paper, that may not sound like much by ...

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smart #5 Pro 76 kWh Review

Most people who know the smart brand remember those tiny two-seater city cars that used to zip around European streets (we had a couple here, too). They were quirky, efficient and almost toy-like in size. Those cars defined smart for years. Today, the brand is in a very different chapter. Backed by Mercedes-Benz and Geely, smart has reinvented itself with a new purpose. The smart #5 sits right at the ...

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MPV Hybrid Singapore

Toyota Noah Hybrid 1.8 Elegance Review

The Toyota Noah has long been a familiar face in the world of MPVs (albeit through the parallel-import channels). It represents everything Toyota stands for: reliability, practicality and ease of use. The latest Hybrid 1.8 Elegance continues that legacy, though it’s clear that while it gets the job done, it is also showing its age. Smooth but Uninspiring Performance Power comes from a 1.8-litre engine producing 97 bhp and an electric motor ...

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