The idea of an electric hot hatch might seem oxymoronic ... a few creases on the rear door that look like vents to cool an engine in the back (even if it's electric), while the rear gets an ...

Don't expect the over-the-top design to reach the streets, but Hyundai seems to see the need for cheaper fun-to-drive ...

MG’s designers have also crafted new door skins for the electric hatchback and, in these photos, it’s showcased with new 16- and 17-inch wheels. The rear end has also been transformed ...

Is the hatchback finally coming back? Kia’s first electric hatch, the EV4, looks like the one we’ve been waiting for. It almost looks more like a low-riding crossover on the road, but it could ...

all-electric future. The answer, for now at least, is a five-door, five-seat hatchback that shares its foundations and overall dimensions with the ID.2all, another concept revealed by Volkswagen ...

The company confirmed it was developing an e-208 hot hatch that will wear the company's vaunted GTi nameplate last used on the 2021 308 GTi. Although unrelated to the differently capitalized ...

That’s because electric hot hatches don’t provide the same experience ... That’s 0-62mph in just 3.8sec – which is very much knocking on the door of supercars. Don’t expect the ...

Renault calls the resulting product a "mini supercar," which seems like an accurate description for an electric hot ... only seats two, the hatch uses a conventional two-door setup.