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BMW reveals the 2 Series Gran Tourer in Geneva, expanding its compact MPV line with a seven-seat option and five engines at launch.
Ford has unveiled the 2016 Focus RS at the Geneva Motor Show, confirming a 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine, all-wheel drive and a host of new performance features.
Tesla's flagship Model S P85D made its European show debut at Geneva in 2015, showcasing 691bhp, all-wheel drive and enhanced range for the luxury EV.
Bugatti marked the end of Veyron production at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show with the Grand Sport Vitesse La Finale, a bespoke model already sold to a Middle Eastern buyer.
Volkswagen has unveiled the latest generation Touran at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, introducing more space, improved efficiency and updated technology for the compact MPV segment.
Porsche has unveiled the 911 GT3 RS at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, revealing a 500hp, track-focused evolution of the 991-generation 911 with extensive lightweight engineering.
The Volkswagen Passat took the top honour at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, outscoring the Citroën C4 Cactus and Mercedes-Benz C-Class in the prestigious Car of the Year award.
With Will Stevens confirmed, Manor weighs offers from Magnussen, van der Garde, Merhi and others as the revived F1 team races to finalise its 2015 line-up.
Despite a sharp fall in the Canadian dollar, the country’s automotive sector has not seen the expected resurgence in factory investment or job growth seen in the US and Mexico.
Leaked images ahead of the 2015 Geneva Motor Show show the 2016 Honda Civic Type R’s aggressive bodywork, large rear wing and distinctive Type R details.
Honda's 2015 Civic Hybrid arrives in US showrooms with updated equipment and a starting price of $24,735, offering buyers more features and improved efficiency.
BMW’s second-generation X6, unveiled ahead of its Moscow debut, features an upgraded interior with new materials, advanced technology and increased comfort for five occupants.
BMW has revealed the redesigned 2015 X6, featuring updated styling, improved aerodynamics and a choice of new engines, ahead of its public debut at the 2014 Moscow Motor Show.
Honda confirmed US pricing and equipment for the 2015 Civic Natural Gas, offering new features and trim upgrades as the model entered its final year on sale.
Kia has released Australian pricing for the 2015 Carnival, with petrol and diesel options spanning four trim levels and a starting price of $41,490 AUD.
Rolls-Royce has chosen Cullinan as the name for its upcoming SUV, referencing the famous diamond and marking the brand’s move into luxury all-terrain vehicles.
Alfa Romeo will unveil the 4C Spider to European audiences at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, following its earlier North American premiere in Detroit.
Audi’s second-generation R8 may expand beyond its V10 engine, with a V6 and diesel variant both under discussion ahead of the car’s Geneva debut.
A manufacturing error affecting the connecting rod bolts in two 2015 Land Rover SUVs has prompted a recall and free engine replacements for the affected owners.
Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Renault-Nissan, expressed renewed confidence in Infiniti’s future as the brand seeks to boost its US sales and global standing after a leadership shakeup.
The B180 CDI offers Mercedes-Benz quality in a compact MPV, pairing a 1.8-litre diesel with practical family features and a focus on comfort over outright performance.
Felipe Massa and Niki Lauda have publicly supported Formula One’s new rule limiting drivers to one helmet design per season, a measure aimed at improving trackside recognition.
PSA Peugeot Citroën returned to profit in 2014, lifted by stronger demand in China and Europe, and set more ambitious cash-flow targets for the years ahead.
Honda has unveiled the European production version of the 2016 HR-V, offering two engine choices, advanced safety features and a flexible interior ahead of its summer sales launch.