Prices for the new Volkswagen e-Golf start at £25,845, with first deliveries of the all-electric hatch expected at the end of June. That includes the government's £5000 electric vehicle grant. Powered by an electric motor with 113bhp, the e-Golf can accelerate to 62mph in 10.4 seconds and go on to a top speed of 87mph.
The new Citroën C1 will be priced from £8245 when it goes on sale in the UK in July. Built alongside its Toyota Aygo and Peugeot 108 counterparts, the new C1 will be available in three trim levels, dubbed Touch, Feel and Flair. Engines available at launch include a 68bhp three-cylinder 'Airdream' engine and an 82bhp 1.2-litre unit.
The making of the Rolls-Royce Celestial Phantom is the subject of a new film, which will air later this month. Inside Rolls-Royce was filmed over six months, and offers "a rare insight" into the firm. The Celestial Phantom was revealed in Frankfurt last year, and features bespoke paintwork and an upgraded interior.
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A car that was so well styled they didn't change it for 10 years.
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I think you would need to wait for full specs to make a proper comparison between the three. Also, there is the likelihood of a cheaper range opener when the current line-up is more established.
£6995? Really?
The i10 starts at £8,345 according to Hyundai's website. If you read what the Citroen comes equipped with, you'll see that it's actually fairly good value, particularly further up the range. The PSA triplets have performed well largely unchanged for the last 9 years - I see no reason why that should stop, despite strong competition from elsewhere.