The Audi A3 Sportback has received tech and feature upgrades to see it fending off the sharper handling and perkier BMW 1 Series.
BMW's newest hatchback can thrill drivers with its more polished and convincing performance, while offering an updated cabin to boot.
The M135's tried-and-tested hot hatch formula admittedly isn't new - but in a world quickly skewing electric, it actually feels paradoxically refreshing.
MINI's new Cat A electric hatchback is full of distractions, but fortunately, its sparkling personality will help you focus on the drive.
The 223i adds more performance and more kit to an already highly impressive 2 Series Active Tourer outfit.
The improved electric range and charging capacity of the new BMW 230e make it a viable and compelling present-day electrified solution for the family man.
Top-notch equipment, improved dynamism and a cleaner drivetrain make the new 2 Series Active Tourer a highly impressive second act.
With an excellent ride and safety features aplenty, the BMW 116i is a hatchback that offers nearly all you'd expect out of a premium product.
This tested BMW 1 Series may now be front-wheel drive, but still delivers an engaging drive and sporty looks thanks to its M Sport package.
The BMW 1 Series and Mercedes-Benz A-Class deliver two different and individually appealing recipes on the premium compact hatchback formula.
With high levels of equipment, good road manners and impressive overall refinement, the new BMW 1 Series is an undoubtedly high-quality hatchback.
The BMW 1 Series 118i hatchback may be an entry level model, but it is a pretty delightful car to pilot.
The five-door MINI One is now better looking and smoother to drive thanks to a facelift.
Being the one and only diesel-powered rear-wheel driven car in its class, the BMW 116d proves to be fun yet frugal.
The BMW i3 is the first pure electric production vehicle that continues the trademark handling and high quality materials that are synonymous with the Bavarian carmaker.
The new Audi A3 is a tall order in the premium hatchback segment, and we find out if it is good enough to go against the likes of the BMW 1 Series.
The 1 Series three-door hatch 118i M Sport is one of the best small cars you can buy because it's hugely desirable, fun to drive and looks good from almost every angle.
The BMW 1 Series is deemed by some as "the poor man's bimmer" but the M135i is an entirely different kettle of fish...
An affordable BMW for once? Well the 116i is not only that - it also shows how Munich is still capable of providing a car that's more than just a one segment filler.
Which would you prefer? A covered up stylish rear-wheel driven hatch, or a not-so-covered-up stylish rear-wheel driven convertible?