Jack Evans

Jack Evans

Motoring Journalist/Contributor

Jack is an experienced motoring journalist who has been covering the latest new-car releases for the last 10 years.

Jack has been working as a motoring journalist for over 10 years now, covering the latest car launches as well as creating news, features and video reviews for a number of outlets. With experience covering both new and used cars - as well as industry news - Jack looks after many aspects of our editorial content here at AA Cars.

When not writing about cars, Jack is mainly out walking his dog Winnie, dreaming about being on a motorcycle adventure or watching far too many cooking tutorial videos.

Awards and qualifications

  • Bylines in newspapers such as The Independent, The London Evening Standard and online with MSN, Yahoo and AOL
  • More than 800 car reviews published
  • More than 200 online video reviews presented
  • Bachelor's in English and Creative Writing

Recent reviews

  • Polestar 2

    Polestar 2

    4.0/5

    Launched in 2020 and updated in 2024, the Polestar 2 is the Swedish brand’s flagship electric saloon, positioned as a direct rival to the Tesla Model 3, BMW i4, and Hyundai Ioniq 6. It stands out due to its clean, fuss-free Scandinavian design, heavily influenced by sister-brand Volvo, and is marketed as a car with advanced technology and engaging dynamics as core to its appeal. Although a relatively new brand, Polestar’s affinity with Volvo means that it’s also one of the most desirable EV-only brands and enjoys stronger residual values than many rivals.

  • Skoda Karoq

    Skoda Karoq

    4.1/5

    The Karoq was the second SUV to join the Skoda line-up and is the company’s compact mid-size offering, which goes up against models such as the Nissan Qashqai, Peugeot 3008 and Volkswagen Tiguan. It’s a popular SUV in the class, with a decent blend of spaciousness, comfort and value, making it a strong contender for young families and those seeking a capable all-rounder. Available exclusively as a five-door SUV, the Karoq is a traditional offering and not as cutting-edge as some rivals, but is nevertheless a capable model in a very crowded class.

  • Renault Arkana

    Renault Arkana

    3.5/5

    The Renault Arkana wasn’t on sale in the UK for long, with a production run of just three years between 2021 and 2024. Positioned as a more affordable alternative to premium coupé-crossover rivals, the Renault Arkana targeted urban drivers and young families seeking a blend of bold design, practicality and efficient hybrid powertrains. Even today, the Arkana doesn’t feel outdated alongside rival models such as the Nissan Ariya, Toyota C-HR, Kia Niro, Hyundai Kona, and Peugeot 3008. Even though it is no longer on sale, its relative rarity makes it a curiously interesting option for those who want something a little bit different from the norm.

  • BMW M5

    BMW M5

    4.0/5

    The BMW M5 is the firm’s flagship saloon car, offering huge levels of performance alongside lots of practicality. For this latest generation, BMW ripped up the rulebook and introduced a plug-in hybrid M5 which as well as impressive acceleration, brings scope for far lower running costs than your typical performance car.

  • BMW 2 Series

    BMW 2 Series

    4.0/5

    In a world of SUVs and electric cars, the BMW 2 Series is refreshingly old-school. It's a two-door, four-seater car, with rear-wheel drive, a low driving position, and a pure focus on handling balance. It offers more practicality than a sports car like the Mazda MX-5, but offers a more engaging drive than hot hatchbacks. Over the years, BMW has expanded the 2 Series into a family of models. Alongside the coupe there's the MPV-like Active Tourer and four-door Gran Coupe. We have separate in-depth reviews on both of those cars – here we're focusing on the coupe.

  • Dacia Bigster

    Dacia Bigster

    4.0/5

    Dacia might be known for its range of value-focused models like the Sandero and Duster, but the Romanian firm is punching into the premium sector with the Bigster. While still keeping a competitive price, the Bigster brings more space and features that families would want.

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    Adithya Gopal

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    Tony Rich

    Public Relations Manager/ Ex- AA patrol of the year

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    James Hosking

    AA Cars Managing Director

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  • Carl Price

    Carl Price

    Maintenance Controller / Roadside Technician

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    Reece Proctor

    Roadside Patrol

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    Jamie Webb

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  • Michael Green

    Michael Green

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  • Allen Childs

    Allen Childs

    Roadside Services Regional Manager

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    Alex Gur

    Roadside Patrol

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