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MINI is reportedly preparing to greenlight the Superleggera Vision concept for production, with a launch targeted for 2018 and key changes from the original show car.
Volkswagen will launch an all-new Scirocco in 2017, with the next generation expected to adopt the MQB platform and share engines with the Golf.
BMW is developing a compact crossover, reportedly called Urban Cross, to compete with Audi’s upcoming Q1 and target new buyers in the premium segment.
Subaru’s 2015 Forester range arrives in Australian showrooms with new cabin finishes, updated infotainment and a choice of petrol, turbo and diesel engines.
Dodge has temporarily frozen new orders for the Challenger and Charger SRT Hellcat models after demand outstripped production, leaving thousands of buyers waiting.
A proposed class action filed in San Francisco alleges Uber failed to protect driver data and delayed disclosure after a breach affecting 50,000 drivers.
The updated Audi A7 and S7 Sportback models arrive in Australian showrooms with new styling, revised engines and upgraded technology, priced from $115,400 to $179,900.
Nissan has introduced a Design Edition for the Juke and Qashqai in France, offering exclusive styling touches and equipment based on the Acenta trim.
A Brazilian man lost control of his Ferrari F430 Scuderia in Manaus while engaged in a sexual act with his girlfriend, resulting in a high-profile crash.
A new rendering of the next-generation Renault Laguna suggests a bolder look, drawing on the brand’s latest design language and previewing its challenge to rivals such as the Passat and Mondeo.
Suzuki has started production of the latest Vitara at its Esztergom plant, with plans to build 70,000 units in the first year for global markets.
Volkswagen has released a comprehensive photo gallery highlighting the US-spec Golf SportWagen, detailing trims, pricing and features for American buyers.
Lamborghini is developing two rear-wheel drive Huracan models, including a lightweight version and a new entry-level variant, targeting Ferrari and McLaren rivals.
Major carmakers are investing in mobility platforms and services, aiming to secure their position as urban transport habits change and traditional car sales face new pressures.
Lamborghini delivered 2,530 cars in 2014, achieving a 19% sales increase and posting €629 million in revenue as it introduced the Huracán and expanded its workforce.
A 2004 Ferrari Enzo with 12,900 km on the clock is available in Dubai, priced at AED 6.5 million, reflecting the model’s enduring global demand.
Hyundai is recalling Genesis Sedans built between February 2014 and January 2015 in the US after a water leak was found to cause incorrect gear indication and delayed gear engagement.
Chinese technology company Baidu says it plans to introduce an autonomous car before the end of 2015, joining a crowded field of global tech and automotive firms racing to deploy self-driving vehicles.
Unveiled at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, the Nissan Sway concept explores design ideas for a new subcompact car, with executives hinting at a fresh segment beyond the Micra.
Volkswagen has introduced a Passat Limited Edition for the US market, adding over $2,700 in equipment for a $1,555 premium over the base S model.
Dubai Police have expanded their luxury patrol fleet with the addition of a Rolls-Royce Phantom, joining a line-up that already includes some of the world’s most exclusive supercars.
The new Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo made its public debut in Geneva, offering a sportier trim for both hatchback and estate versions with exclusive styling and equipment.
Kia has revealed a refreshed Picanto city car at Geneva, featuring minor styling tweaks, a revised Euro 6-compliant engine and updated cabin technology.
Chevrolet brings the 659hp Corvette Z06 to Geneva, confirming European pricing and availability for both coupe and convertible models ahead of spring sales.