Test drives & reviews

From time to time, Revolve and our partners test-drive exciting low emission vehicles and share the experience with you in this section.
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After graduating in physics Steven became a researcher, consultant, lobbyist, project manager and now he is an events organiser! He hopes that others also see him as a communicator of ideas.

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This fully electric van is based on the multi-award winning Transit Connect platform. It has the same loading space as a standard Connect van, has better handling and the brakes won't wear out as quickly. The range is up to 80 miles and it takes around 8hrs to fully re-charge using a normal 13A socket.

Honda asked Future Shorts Founder Fabien Riggall to drive the CR-Z coupe at the Bridgestone Eco Rally 2010 from Brighton to London, and music video director Tom Haines came along for the ride. More...

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Revolve and Positive TV did a Mini Eco-Rally from London to Copenhagen in the Honda Insight hybrid to cover the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP15) and test-drive the new hydrogen fuel cell Honda FCX Clarity.

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The Honda FCX Clarity Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) was named 2009 World Green Car by 59 World Car jurors from 25 countries worldwide.

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Revolve Technologies Ltd (no relation to the Revolve Eco-Rally) will be joining the Mini Eco-Rally convoy to Copenhagen on Tuesday 8th December for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP15).

Join What Car? reporters as they go head-to-head in the 2009 Brighton to London Eco-Rally to see which of their cars, a Fiat 500 with Auto Start & Stop and the latest VW Polo Bluemotion, can get closest to its mpg figure. Gentlemen… turn off your air-conditioning, lights, stereo…

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Nissan's advanced prototype Fuel Cell Vehicle (FCV) is part of Nissan's fleet participating in the California Fuel Cell Partnership trials in the US. Its UK tour acts as a catalyst to bring together like-minded organisations including local and national government, academic institutions and regional development agencies.

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This is no ordinary Ford Focus leading the Revolve eco-rally convoy out of Brighton. The fuel-cell powered demonstrator vehicle is worth half-a-million dollars. Driving a simple electric motor, it produces no toxic emissions, can run 200 miles on a tank of hydrogen, reach 80 mph and is said to be twice as energy efficient as the majority of production line cars.