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Kia has refreshed the Soul for 2015 in the US, adding new UVO eServices, two extra exterior colours, and an Umber interior package for the top trim.
Mercedes-Benz has released teaser images of the 2015 Vito van, highlighting new styling cues and features before its full unveiling on 28 July 2014.
Hyundai has launched the 2015 Tucson in the United States, retaining its previous platform but adding new equipment packages and minor specification changes across the range.
A prototype of the upcoming Honda NSX was gutted by fire on the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with both occupants escaping unharmed and development now under scrutiny.
Renault has introduced the updated 2014 Megane to Australian showrooms, with revised styling, new equipment and a starting price of $20,990 for the entry-level Authentique hatch.
Volkswagen has been spotted testing the Golf GTD Variant, a diesel-powered estate expected to debut at the 2014 Paris Motor Show with the same 184hp engine as the hatchback.
British car manufacturing grew 3.5% in the first half of 2014, with new model introductions and export demand driving output to 790,000 units.
General Motors told US safety regulators the number of fatalities tied to its ignition switch defect has reached 19, up from earlier estimates, as investigations into the recall continue.
Consumer Reports placed the 2014 Buick Regal just behind the BMW 328i in its premium sport sedan rankings, highlighting the model’s performance and value.
Hyundai’s 2015 Tucson crossover is now available to US buyers, offering updated features, two engine choices and a starting price of $21,500 before destination charges.
Independent digital renderings preview the upcoming Smart ForTwo Cabrio, following confirmation that convertible, electric and Brabus versions are in development for future release.
The revised Mitsubishi Pajero arrives in Japanese showrooms from July 2014, featuring a refreshed front end, interior tweaks and unchanged engine options.
BMW has revealed the M235i Track Edition, a Netherlands-exclusive model with M Performance upgrades, limited to only 12 examples and priced from €83,000.
Ford has released a third teaser image for the 2015 Falcon, this time highlighting the return of the XR8 performance badge ahead of the model’s full unveiling.
The 2015 Toyota Sienna receives a revised exterior and a substantially updated cabin, with new tech and comfort features aimed squarely at family buyers.
Following Ferrari’s lead, Maserati will limit global sales to 75,000 vehicles per year as it seeks to maintain exclusivity amid ambitious expansion plans by parent Fiat.
BMW has confirmed the i8 plug-in hybrid sports car will start at $135,700 in the United States, with three trim packages available and deliveries set to begin soon.
BMW has announced a global recall of 1.6 million E46 3 Series models built between 1999 and 2006 to replace potentially dangerous Takata passenger airbag inflators.
Ford has published new photos and specifications for the refreshed 2015 Expedition, which features a turbocharged V6 EcoBoost engine and a new Platinum trim.
Digital renderings preview the next-generation Volkswagen Passat CC, hinting at a sleeker design influenced by the Seat IBL Concept and the latest Passat platform.
Dodge has confirmed the 2015 Challenger SRT Hellcat will start at $59,995 in the US, positioning the 707-horsepower coupe as the most powerful and expensive Challenger yet.
Chevrolet has begun development of a new facelift for the Captiva, aiming to extend the model’s appeal amid no plans for a full replacement.
Beijing directs that nearly a third of new government fleet cars must be plug-in hybrid, electric or fuel cell models, aiming to cut urban pollution and boost the domestic green vehicle sector.
Tesla is assessing locations in five US states for a massive battery factory, with Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and California all under consideration.