Iconic British car manufacturer MOKE International has opened a new, wholly owned production facility in Leamington Spa. A move hailed as a significant boost for the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) ...

Tar Heel enthusiasts got to see him for themselves when he and the Phoenix came to the Dean Dome for a battle back in early November. UNC ended up winning that game, 90-76, to open the season.

Tar balls have been on beaches across South Florida, including as far as Jaycee and Humiston beaches in Indian River County last weekend.. Where the sticky, semi-solid clumps of oil originated ...

And the original Moke cost £400 back in the Sixties, which is only about £7,000 in today’s pounds. Still, today’s jet set are richer too. If you want this year’s most head-turning EV… ...

After launching the Electric MOKE in 2022, MOKE International has now received approval from the California Air Resources Board (CARB). This marks the first time a low-volume EV manufacturer has ...

Mini Moke owners work on their treasured possessions year round: customising, upgrading and fixing the historical vehicles. "Malroy is a pretty basic type of car, there are no computerisations or ...

No, Moke was only in a deep sleep because, as of 2013, Jaguar Land Rover and Chinese automaker Chery Automobile shook hands to revive the sleeping giant and have long since distributed the iconic ...

The result was the Mini Moke, a car that became synonymous with freewheeling 1960s style thanks to its minimal bodywork, canvas roof and compact cheeky stance. Over the years, the Mini Moke found ...

Meet the Moke. You might have seen its ancestors cruising beach towns in the Caribbean or stealing cameos in a Bond movie. The first-generation Moke was a basic drive with a breezy charm that ...

The Moke Electric brings the back the classic road-legal beach car as an indulgent EV – find out everything you need to know from CAR’s full review ...

Driving the new, fully electric Moke. First launched by BMC in 1964, this version is about 10 percent bigger and powered by a 10.8kWh battery – good for 54 miles of WLTP-tested range.

For starters, let’s get a handful of things out of the way. First and foremost, the Electric Moke is not a ‘restomod’; it’s an all-new vehicle that’s been built and engineered in Britain ...