Steve Davies

It may be a concept, but the Nissan ESFLOW electric sports car shows that it's possible to remain environmentally sympathetic without having to concede style and driving pleasure. But having examined the details in Nissan's latest press release it leaves a major question unanswered - why does the LEAF look so dull...?

The headlines will focus on the list price of the new Range Rover Autobiography Ultimate Edition - at around £130,000 it's the most expensive Range Rover every produced – but there’s more to this ultimate incarnation of Solihull’s finest than the dent it will make in your finances. The new model debuts at the Geneva Motor Show next month and is described by Land Rover as "The most luxurious Range Rover ever."

When BMW launched their X6 Sports Activity Coupé in May 2008, they were criticised for designing it purely as a 4-seater. Customers were disappointed over the lack of a 5-seat option, but BMW were unrepentant - declaring the X6 as a niche model designed to offer a distinct alternative to the X5, which was already available in either 5 or 7-seat configurations.

Who can resist peeking at the cover story for the all-new Lotus Magazine as the team seek to recreate the smouldering tension of the movie, “Basic Instinct”, complete with a prototype 2013 edition of the Lotus Elise.

Lotus Renault driver Robert Kubica is undergoing surgery on multiple fractures after suffering a high-speed accident while competing in the Ronde di Andora Rally in Italy. The 26-year-old Pole is said to be in a stable condition after surgery and although his injuries weren't life-threatening, it is unlikely that Kubica will be fit by the time the 2011 F1 season begins on March 13th.

You can tell how proud Ferrari are of their new four-wheel drive transmission, by how keen they are to show it being used in a way that no previous Ferrari could hope to aspire to. This is both a Ferrari for power slides and the most sensible car in Ferrari's range.

It's one of the most exciting times for an F1 team as the product of months of hard work is finally unveiled to the world, we've already seen half of the grid revealed during the past 10 days and today it's the turn of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team.

Following in the wake of the 905 and the 908 HDi FAP, the 908 is the third car to have been developed by Peugeot Sport for endurance racing. And, like its forebears, its mission will be to extend Peugeot's winning record at Le Mans which already features three wins, in 1992, 1993 and 2009.