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Alfa Romeo has teamed up with London tailor Hawes & Curtis to create a waterproof, temperature-regulating suit inspired by the Giulietta hatchback, complete with carbon fibre details.
Waymo has ended testing with its distinctive Firefly self-driving pods, shifting all autonomous development to modified Chrysler Pacifica Hybrids.
Lyft has formed a technology partnership with nuTonomy, the Boston-based startup known for launching public autonomous taxi trials in Singapore, to integrate their systems for future ride-hailing services.
The 2017 Auto Express Driver Power survey found Skoda and Kia owners reported higher satisfaction than many luxury brand drivers, with mainstream models topping the rankings.
Spanish engineering firm DSD Design and Motorsport is preparing to unveil the Boreas, a 1,000hp-plus hybrid hypercar with a Game of Thrones-inspired name and a limited run of 12.
Buick's 2018 LaCrosse introduces a mild hybrid 2.5-litre as the new base engine, replacing the V6 and reducing the starting price by $2,500 in the US.
Jenson Button has revealed that many Formula 1 drivers would prefer a return to the V10 engines, despite the sport's ongoing shift towards greener technology.
BMW has officially announced the high-performance M8 and track-focused M8 GTE, previewing both alongside a camouflaged 8 Series prototype as the new flagship nears production.
Japanese tuner Liberty Walk has given the previous-generation Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupe a dramatic widebody kit, with prices starting at $12,870 for the fibre-reinforced plastic version.
Renault gave the first public outing to its next-generation Megane RS during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, with F1 driver Nico Hülkenberg taking the camouflaged prototype for a lap.
Jaguar’s Special Vehicle Operations has created its most powerful road car yet, with the limited-run XE SV Project 8 delivering 600hp from a supercharged V8.
Eleven Japanese firms including Toyota, Honda and Nissan have agreed to accelerate hydrogen station rollout, aiming for 160 sites and 40,000 fuel cell vehicles by 2020.
Pagani Automobili created the Infinito interior for the Airbus ACJ319neo, blending supercar materials and aeronautical inspiration in a one-off business jet concept.
Hyundai has released another teaser for its first N Performance model, the i30 N, this time focusing on the car’s engine and exhaust note as anticipation builds for its official unveiling.
Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler has begun construction of a large lithium-ion battery factory in Kamenz, Germany, aiming to boost EV production from late 2018.
Fiat refreshes the 500L MPV for 2018 with revised styling, updated interior tech and a claim that 40 percent of its parts are new, though changes are mostly subtle.
BMW has introduced the M3 Pure Edition exclusively for Australia, offering the Competition Package as standard and a lower entry price than the regular M3.
Four carmakers will pay $553 million to settle claims from US owners affected by faulty Takata airbag inflators, covering recall outreach, repairs and customer expenses.
NFL star Tom Brady will collaborate with Aston Martin on a video series exploring design, beauty and the creation of a bespoke Vanquish S, as the brand pursues its revival strategy.
A £3 million project will see over 2,500 cameras and AI systems deployed across Milton Keynes, aiming to reduce congestion by reacting to real-time traffic conditions.
Toyota’s updated GT86 arrives with revised suspension, new interior materials and subtle exterior changes, but retains its 197bhp 2.0-litre engine.
Fiat’s new Argo hatchback replaces both the Punto and Palio in Brazil, offering modern styling and new engines, but remains off-limits for European buyers.
The unique 2008 Bugatti Veyron Mansory Linea Vincero, the only example built, has appeared on the market with its dramatic carbon fibre and gold finish.
One of only 20 Centenario coupes, Lamborghini’s carbon-heavy tribute to Ferruccio Lamborghini, has found a home in Hong Kong after its debut at Geneva in 2016.