BMW unveils second-generation X1 with new engines and styling
BMW has revealed the 2016 X1, introducing a new platform, updated engines and a revised design ahead of its October launch in Germany.
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BMW has revealed the 2016 X1, introducing a new platform, updated engines and a revised design ahead of its October launch in Germany.
Subaru has confirmed US pricing and a suite of new safety and connectivity features for the 2016 Legacy and Outback, following their recent redesign.
Opel has revealed the 2016 Astra K, introducing a lighter body, new engines, and advanced LED matrix headlights ahead of its September premiere at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
Toyota’s next Prius has been spotted in heavy camouflage during road tests in Thailand, hinting at an evolutionary design and a likely new platform for the hybrid.
Major platinum miners look to fuel cell vehicles to revive demand, but battery electrics and hybrids still dominate the green car market.
A McLaren P1 hypercar has appeared on the streets of Taiwan fitted with a taxi sign, drawing attention to the unlikely pairing of supercar performance and everyday public transport.
Karl-Thomas Neumann rules out tie-up with FCA, saying Opel will focus on internal scale within GM rather than pursuing alliances with external rivals.
BMW has refreshed its 6 Series range for the UK market, introducing revised styling, standard LED headlights and minor equipment changes across the coupe, convertible and Gran Coupe.
Toyota retained its position as the world’s most valuable automotive brand in 2015, despite a slight decline linked to ongoing airbag recall issues.
Lexus has issued a recall for around 3,000 NX 200t SUVs in the United States due to a possible ABS actuator fault that could compromise braking performance.
A rare Ferrari FXX K has appeared in China sporting a bold floral livery, marking a striking departure from the model’s usual motorsport-inspired designs.
One of only six CLK-GTR Roadsters built, with just 6km on the clock, is set for auction at the 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Maria de Villota’s family is reviewing legal options after UK authorities found insufficient evidence to prosecute Marussia over her 2012 testing accident.
A Lamborghini Diablo was completely consumed by flames following a crash in the United Kingdom, leaving little of the rare supercar intact.
Tuning house Mansory has revealed its take on the Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe, offering up to 887hp and a suite of visual and mechanical modifications.
A study by the Consumer Federation of America claims most US insurers do not offer meaningful discounts to drivers with low annual mileage, potentially penalising older and lower-income motorists.
Dacia is evaluating the introduction of a small SUV derived from the Renault Kwid, targeting a price point around €5,000 for European markets.
Hyundai updates its hydrogen-powered Tucson Fuel Cell for 2016, adding new paint options, extra interior features and maintaining its lease price for US customers.
BMW’s striking 3.0 CSL Hommage, Zagato’s carbon-bodied Mostro and Bentley’s EXP 10 Speed 6 drew crowds at the 2015 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, alongside concepts from Lamborghini and SCG.
Independent renderings preview the next-generation Audi A7, drawing on the Prologue concept and hinting at future styling and technology.
Fewer than 100 Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell vehicles have been delivered in the US since launch, with sales restricted by the sparse hydrogen station network in California.
A video captures the experience of driving the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport for the first time, highlighting the car’s 1,184hp output and record-breaking performance.
A digital rendering of the Renault KWID with Dacia badging has sparked debate over the plausibility of a new budget crossover for European markets.
Audi will offer the RS3 exclusively as a Sedan in the United States, with no plans for Sportback or other body styles, according to company representatives.