While the Renault Megane E-Tech is the weakest model in the company’s electric-car line-up, it’s still a very strong contender in the electric family hatchback class: it just goes to ...

While the Renault Megane E-Tech is the weakest model in the company’s electric-car line-up, it’s still a very strong contender in the electric family hatchback class: it just goes to ...

The Renault Megane E-Tech is well worth considering if you're looking for an electric car that’s comfortable and quiet to drive on motorways. Its range is competitive and there’s plenty of ...

Which is why the Renault Scenic E-Tech electric isn’t just a great electric ... Really tiny, though not quite the letterbox slit you get in the Megane. And with the Scenic’s large C-pillars ...

Rarely has a car ever caused such a stir like the all-new, all-electric Renault 5 E-Tech. In isolation ... the Google software from the Scenic and Megane, although there are some tweaks to ...

Renault’s e-Tech hybrid technology debuts next year in the Clio. Alex Grant looks at how the technology is expected to command a diesel-like share of the market. The core technology is a hybrid ...

The new Renault 5 E-Tech has taken the car world by storm. Not only does it look fabulous, it is also a small EV that is ...

From clip-on book lights for reading in the dark to digital bookmarks that can set timers, these nifty accessories could ... If you haven't switched to an e-reader yet, the Kindle Paperwhite ...

There are a lot of charging adapters in the world, but none of them are as slim and convenient as Nomad’s Slim 65W Power Adapter. It has two USB-C ports, allowing you to charge both your MacBook Air ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is coming in June - as you might have heard - but right now we're more focused on the best accessories for the first-generation Switch consoles: the original Switch ...

Nintendo has confirmed as much, though, as with most other accessories, it hasn't given specifics as to whether third-party HDMI cables will work or not. We'll have to wait to find out.

The answer comes with a grim warning: Many tech experts worry that AI will make people worse at skills core to being human, such as empathy and deep thinking. “I fear — for the time being ...