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A rare Lykan Hypersport has appeared on the Dubai market with an asking price of $3.4 million, reflecting the exclusivity and unique appeal of the Middle Eastern supercar.
Hyundai has introduced the 2015 Sonata to the Australian market, offering a three-tier range with new engines and equipment at prices starting below $30,000 before on-road costs.
Mauro Forghieri, Ferrari’s influential former technical director, has criticised Fernando Alonso for failing to drive development during his tenure, arguing the Spaniard shares responsibility for the team’s lack of titles.
The 2015 Lexus NX200t arrives in Australian showrooms, introducing a turbocharged petrol option to the NX line-up with three trim levels and a starting price of $52,500 before on-road costs.
Ford is considering a Fiesta RS to join its expanding performance line-up, with a power output rumoured to approach 250bhp and chassis upgrades over the ST.
Investindustrial has pledged further financial support to Aston Martin as the marque prepares to unveil an updated line-up and pursue its long-term industrial strategy.
Infiniti has published a comprehensive set of images showcasing the updated 2015 Q70, highlighting design changes and equipment ahead of its arrival in UK and European dealerships.
Samsung SDI maintains that falling oil prices will not slow the global shift to electric vehicles, citing regulatory pressure as the key driver through 2020.
Audi will introduce its all-new A4 saloon in mid-2015, built on the updated MLB platform, with revised engines, more interior space, and advanced infotainment features.
Digital renderings preview a possible Audi Q6, hinting at a sloping-roof SUV designed to compete with the BMW X6 and Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupé.
The 2015 Brussels Motor Show’s Dream Cars exhibition brought over 50 luxury and sports cars together, including two world premieres and a strong showing from established supercar names.
Digital artist X-Tomi Design has created renderings of a Ford Mondeo Shooting Brake, reimagining the familiar estate as a sleek three-door with styling cues reminiscent of high-end GTs.
Rod Stewart has added a white Ferrari 458 Spider to his collection, joining his Rolls-Royce and Range Rover, and was recently spotted driving it with the roof down in LA.
Volvo will unveil a high-end version of the XC90 at Auto Shanghai 2015, featuring a four-seat lounge layout aimed at the Chinese luxury SUV market.
A heavily camouflaged prototype of the Honda Civic Type R has been seen testing in the United States, suggesting North American development of the hot hatch is under way.
Toyota forecasted a dip in 2015 sales, opening the door for Volkswagen to potentially overtake the Japanese giant as the world’s top-selling carmaker.
GM will begin selling the Chevrolet Spark EV in Maryland, making it the first East Coast state to offer the electric minicar after its initial launch in California and Oregon.
Honda has released a first teaser for the third-generation Pilot, which will make its world premiere at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show in February.
Hyundai’s new-generation i20 arrives in UK showrooms, undercutting rivals like the Volkswagen Polo and offering a broader standard equipment list across its range.
Ford has inaugurated a new Research & Innovation Center in Palo Alto, California, aiming to accelerate work on autonomous driving, connectivity and mobility services.
Philippe Streiff has accused FIA president Jean Todt of orchestrating a report on Jules Bianchi's crash to protect the governing body from blame.
Opel’s next-generation Astra has been spotted in camouflage, revealing a new platform and likely engine updates as the hatchback approaches its official unveiling.
Ford has launched the 2015 Mustang in Britain, offering both EcoBoost and V8 engines, with the entry price set at £28,995 and a strong standard equipment list.
Kia’s updated Rio hatchback arrives in Australian showrooms, offering revised styling, new features and a starting price of $15,990 before on-road costs.