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Automotive writer since 1993. Won a few awards and built a few houses.
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How Land Rover Discovery can be reborn for the EV era

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By Hilton Holloway Verified
| Yahoo Autos Verified
New Land Rover Discovery front three quarter render The Discovery needs to carve its own niche at JLR. Here’s how the Mk6 might look JLR says it needs to completely reinvent the Land Rover Discovery for its fourth decade and is starting from a clean sheet. However, with it vying for space alongside the Defender, Range Rover and to a lesser extent Jaguar, this looks like a significant task.
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Cancelled Jaguar J-Pace revealed in new images

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By Hilton Holloway Verified
| Autocar Verified
This is the first glimpse of the Jaguar J-Pace premium SUV, which was cancelled three years ago, when development was well advanced. The J-Pace would have been a sibling model to the current Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, being built on the same MLA 'flex-fuel’ platform. The studio model pictured here was built primarily to demonstrate the J-Pace’s interior and interior packaging to company management, according to an insider.
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How city cars can be reborn for the EV era Original

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By Hilton Holloway Verified
| Autocar Verified
The trend towards bigger, heavier cars with more safety kit and features has put the future of the affordable city car in serious doubt. Small cars used to be a popular sight in our cities, but they’re now an endangered species – which is bad news for anyone seeking an affordable new car.
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