Two UK outlets report on findings from the Auto Express Driver Power survey, which ranks cars on how good they are to own in the UK. Both sources say the winner is an electric model and that it tops categories used in the survey’s assessment, which considers multiple ownership-related factors rather than brand perception alone. The reports emphasize that the top-rated car is not from several commonly chosen manufacturers. The Mirror notes that the winner is not a Kia, BMW, or Audi, while the Daily Record says it is not a Hyundai, Ford, or Kia. Both accounts describe the result as surprising to drivers who may expect more mainstream, established premium or mass-market brands to take the lead. While the articles agree on the headline outcome—an electric car being named best to own in the UK via the Auto Express Driver Power survey—they provide limited additional specifics in the excerpts, such as the exact model name or detailed scoring. The coverage is focused on the survey’s overall conclusion rather than broader market context or separate expert commentary.