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CairoScene
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
This French Bakery in Heliopolis Doubles as a Pastry Museum
At Evoque Bakery in Heliopolis, modernist architecture meets handmade French pastries. Try the Matilda—a croissant filled with cake—perfect for the nostalgic purist or the curious sweet tooth. Jul 23, 2025 In the heart of Heliopolis, Evoque Bakery isn't your average grab-and-go pastry shop. It's a sleek, midcentury modern space where architecture and indulgence meet. The interior feels more like a design museum than a bakery, with moody lighting, clean lines, and display cases that treat each pastry like a one-off. While the aesthetic draws attention, the pastries do the real work. The Matilda, a croissant filled with cake, is a standout—flaky, sweet, and made for those who crave something a little different. It's a dessert that manages to feel both classic and unexpected, balancing a nostalgic French feel with a bold new flavour combination. Evoque makes proper French pastries with careful attention to texture and technique, from buttery laminated doughs to soft, sugar-dusted finishes. Their croissants, tarts, and sweets show clear roots in French patisserie tradition but come with small twists that keep things playful.
9 News
8 hours ago
- Automotive
- 9 News
Almost 3000 Range Rovers recalled in Australia over airbag fears
Your web browser is no longer supported. To improve your experience update it here Almost 3000 Range Rovers are being recalled over fears the passenger airbag could tear in an accident. The Land Rover recall is for the Evoque model from 2020 to 2024. "Due to a manufacturing defect, the passenger airbag may tear during deployment," the recall notice said. Almost 3000 Range Rovers are being recalled over fears the passenger airbag could tear in an accident. (Drive) "This could cause hot gases to escape from the airbag and result in insufficient protection to the passenger. "In the event of an accident, the airbag not deploying as intended and hot gas escaping towards the vehicle" occupants could increase the risk of injury or death to vehicle occupants. Owners of affected vehicles should contact their Jaguar Land Rover to schedule an appointment to have the passenger airbag replaced free of charge. More than 2800 vehicles have been affected by the recall. For more information, call Jaguar Land Rover Australia's recall hotline on 1800 625 642. national Australia Product recall CONTACT US
ArabGT
7 days ago
- Automotive
- ArabGT
What You Need to Know About the Latest Range Rover Recall
Jaguar Land Rover has announced a major Range Rover recall involving more than 21,000 units of the Evoque model in the United States. The recall addresses a potentially dangerous defect in the front passenger airbag, which may rupture during deployment—posing a serious safety risk to occupants. Why This Range Rover Recall Matters According to technical investigations, the issue stems from improper folding of the airbag during production. This manufacturing flaw, traced back to supplier Joyson Safety Systems, leads to uneven pressure inside the airbag and increases the risk of it tearing during inflation. If this occurs, extremely hot gases may escape into the cabin, potentially causing burns or serious injuries to passengers. The Range Rover recall covers Evoque models manufactured between 2021 and 2025. Although the action currently applies to the U.S. market, Jaguar Land Rover has indicated that global markets could be affected depending on local distributor findings. Immediate Action and Customer Support The company has begun informing affected customers and will start issuing formal notifications in August 2025. As part of the Range Rover recall response, authorized dealerships will replace the defective airbag units free of charge. No injuries or incidents have been reported yet, but Jaguar Land Rover is taking precautionary measures to uphold safety standards. Reputation and Responsibility This Range Rover recall highlights a key challenge for luxury automakers: maintaining safety and reliability alongside premium design. The Evoque, known for its upscale styling and urban appeal, now faces scrutiny over a fundamental safety component. However, the company's quick response is being interpreted as an attempt to safeguard both consumer trust and brand integrity—especially in a competitive market where rivals continue to raise quality benchmarks. A Broader Lesson on Vehicle Safety This incident serves as a reminder that even luxury vehicles are not immune to technical faults. Similar airbag issues have affected multiple automakers in recent years, most notably the global Takata crisis. The current Range Rover recall reinforces the need for rigorous quality control and timely corrective action. Owners of affected Evoque models are encouraged to check their vehicle identification number (VIN) and contact their local dealership promptly. Jaguar Land Rover's handling of this situation will be key in reassuring customers and reinforcing its commitment to safety.
Scottish Sun
21-06-2025
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
Leading car brand launches new SUV that looks just like a Land Rover but only costs £9,000
Scroll down to see the motors impressive features WHEEL DEAL Leading car brand launches new SUV that looks just like a Land Rover but only costs £9,000 Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A LEADING car brand has launched a new SUV that looks just like a Land Rover and is easier on the wallet. The Chinese car firm have obviously taken inspiration from one of the biggest SUV brands on the market but for a fraction of the price. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 The Chinese model is eerily similar to a Land Rover Credit: David Shepherd Chery's 2026 Tiggo 7 Sport and Tiggo 7 Plus have been unveiled with both designs looking almost identical to Range Rover's hugely popular Evoque. But it has one major advantage over its European competitors as its set to hit the roads for £9,000. Pricing for the new Tiggo 7 Sports starts at 87,900 yuan in Asia, or around £9,100. The higher end Tiggo 7 Plus is priced slightly higher at 91,900 yuan or £9,400. Compare that to a brand new Evoque and you're looking at an eye-watering £44,000 with costs even exceeding the £50,000 mark in some instances. It's still not as cheap if you purchase a second-hand Evoque which come in at around £20,000. The new Tiggo is not yet sold in Europe and prices are likely to be higher when the model is eventually made available due to importing costs. But British motorists will be happy to hear that, because of the lack of tariffs on brand-new Chinese cars, they will likely pay considerably less than their US or EU counterparts. In Australia, the Tiggo 7 Super Hybrid has been made available with models hitting the market for $39,990. That would equate to around £19,000 in the UK but this is still cheaper than many Western-build SUVs. The Tiggo 7 is available in a range of fuel types including mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric options. But those keen on getting their hands on one may have to wait a while as Chery intends to first expand to Eastern European markets. Eastern European nations could see a launch in the second half of this year with an initial focus on midsize plug-in hybrid models. The Tiggo 7 Sport comes with a 1.5 litre turbocharged engine variant delivering 115 kW with a six-speed dual clutch transmission. I restored a classic car I found at a scrapyard – now it's award-winning The model also comes with a mesh grille, concealed door handles and 18-inch alloy wheels. Inside, buyers will find a 13.2 inch screen and a multifunction steering wheel. Spend a bit more for a higher-spec model and you'll see higher end features included such as a panoramic sunroof and ventilated front passenger seat. Chery, the largest exporter of cars from China for the past 22 years, exported 1.14 million vehicles globally in 2024. It was announced last year that Chery was set to launch five new models in the UK markets to rival Kia. Chery decided to launch as a standalone brand despite a pre-existing partnership with British firm Jaguar Land Rover.
The Sun
21-06-2025
- Automotive
- The Sun
Leading car brand launches new SUV that looks just like a Land Rover but only costs £9,000
A LEADING car brand has launched a new SUV that looks just like a Land Rover and is easier on the wallet. The Chinese car firm have obviously taken inspiration from one of the biggest SUV brands on the market but for a fraction of the price. 1 Chery's 2026 Tiggo 7 Sport and Tiggo 7 Plus have been unveiled with both designs looking almost identical to Range Rover's hugely popular Evoque. But it has one major advantage over its European competitors as its set to hit the roads for £9,000. Pricing for the new Tiggo 7 Sports starts at 87,900 yuan in Asia, or around £9,100. The higher end Tiggo 7 Plus is priced slightly higher at 91,900 yuan or £9,400. Compare that to a brand new Evoque and you're looking at an eye-watering £44,000 with costs even exceeding the £50,000 mark in some instances. It's still not as cheap if you purchase a second-hand Evoque which come in at around £20,000. The new Tiggo is not yet sold in Europe and prices are likely to be higher when the model is eventually made available due to importing costs. But British motorists will be happy to hear that, because of the lack of tariffs on brand-new Chinese cars, they will likely pay considerably less than their US or EU counterparts. In Australia, the Tiggo 7 Super Hybrid has been made available with models hitting the market for $39,990. That would equate to around £19,000 in the UK but this is still cheaper than many Western-build SUVs. The Tiggo 7 is available in a range of fuel types including mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric options. But those keen on getting their hands on one may have to wait a while as Chery intends to first expand to Eastern European markets. Eastern European nations could see a launch in the second half of this year with an initial focus on midsize plug-in hybrid models. The Tiggo 7 Sport comes with a 1.5 litre turbocharged engine variant delivering 115 kW with a six-speed dual clutch transmission. I restored a classic car I found at a scrapyard – now it's award-winning The model also comes with a mesh grille, concealed door handles and 18-inch alloy wheels. Inside, buyers will find a 13.2 inch screen and a multifunction steering wheel. Spend a bit more for a higher-spec model and you'll see higher end features included such as a panoramic sunroof and ventilated front passenger seat. Chery, the largest exporter of cars from China for the past 22 years, exported 1.14 million vehicles globally in 2024. It was announced last year that Chery was set to launch five new models in the UK markets to rival Kia. Chery decided to launch as a standalone brand despite a pre-existing partnership with British firm Jaguar Land Rover.
