Auto Social UK is a dedicated automotive channel focused on bringing the latest vehicles to enthusiasts and potential buyers. With a foundation built on five years of experience within the car industry, Auto Social UK offers an insider's perspective on navigating the journey to finding the perfect new car.
This distributor specializes in comprehensive reviews of new car models, providing detailed insights into their features, performance, and value. From compact electric vehicles to family-friendly SUVs, Auto Social UK aims to inform and engage viewers with authentic, personal opinions on the automotive market.
This distributor specializes in comprehensive reviews of new car models, providing detailed insights into their features, performance, and value. From compact electric vehicles to family-friendly SUVs, Auto Social UK aims to inform and engage viewers with authentic, personal opinions on the automotive market.
Citroen Ami Review - €6,000 A Car You Can Drive Without a License? Drive Thru UK 4K
The Citroen AMI is presented as a unique, affordable, and license-free electric quadricycle, primarily aimed at urban commuting. The reviewer highlights its exceptionally small size, quirky and symmetrical design, and low cost (around €6,000 new in France). A key selling point is its accessibilit...
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2020 Peugeot E2008 Review - An Innovative Electric Compact SUV
The Peugeot e-2008 is presented as an innovative electric compact SUV, distinguishing itself with a striking design featuring a large front bumper and... more "lion tooth" accents, though it may not appeal to those seeking subtlety. Inside, the cabin is a highlight, boasting Peugeot's unique 3D i-Cockpit with customizable digital displays and a carbon-effect trim on the GT Line model. The reviewer praises the comfortable, high-quality seats with yellow stitching, though notes the manual adjustment on the GT Line is a minor disappointment. Practicality is strong, with ample boot space (larger than a Ford Puma with seats down) and convenient storage solutions, including a false floor for charging cables and wireless charging with a phone prop. However, the rear seating might be tight for three adults due to the sloping roofline. On the road, the e-2008 handles its 300kg weight well thanks to adapted suspension, feeling light and comfortable. The real-world range is estimated at around 150 miles, falling short of the claimed 190 miles, with charging taking approximately 8 hours from a home wall box or 45 minutes from a 50kW public charger. The reviewer notes the regenerative braking isn't as prominent as in the e-Corsa. Overall, the e-2008 is commended for its thoughtful extras that enhance daily usability and its competitive pricing against rivals, despite a slightly less potent regenerative braking system and a real-world range that requires careful management. less