Citroën launches C1 Furio with sporty looks for young drivers
Citroën has introduced the C1 Furio to the UK, targeting first-time buyers with bold styling, low running costs and insurance-friendly engines.
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Citroën has introduced the C1 Furio to the UK, targeting first-time buyers with bold styling, low running costs and insurance-friendly engines.
Garage Italia Customs has created a one-off Alfa Romeo 4C featuring hand-airbrushed Hokusai artwork and bespoke Japanese-inspired interior for the Piston Head II exhibition in Los Angeles.
Infiniti has revealed a design sketch of its upcoming JX crossover, hinting at a new direction for the brand’s seven-seat SUV ahead of its full debut.
Aston Martin Cambridge marks 80 years since the Supermarine Spitfire’s maiden flight with a limited run of eight V12 Vantage S Spitfire 80s, finished in Duxford Green.
A digital rendering envisions the BMW i5 as a fully electric SUV, positioned between the i3 and i8, with a focus on family use and a projected 200-mile range.
Ford’s 2017 GT supercar gives approved buyers a broad set of customisation options, from brake caliper colours to exposed carbon fibre finishes and lightweight wheels.
Cadillac has introduced a Carbon Black sport package for its 2017 ATS and CTS saloons, offering darkened styling cues and exclusive interior features across the range.
BMW collaborated with Toilet Paper magazine for a one-off i3 covered in spaghetti graphics at the Rencontres d’Arles Festival, but the marque insists it is not part of its official Art Car programme.
Chinese solar firm Hanergy has unveiled four concept vehicles fitted with thin-film solar panels, promising limited solar-only range and striking designs across sports, MPV and city car segments.
Toyota has filed a US patent for a flying car concept with a flexible frame and concealed wings, offering a new approach to transforming road vehicles into aircraft.
Chinese authorities have revoked both Jaguar Land Rover's and Jiangling's design patents after the dispute over the Range Rover Evoque and the Landwind X7 copy escalated in 2016.
A one-off Jaguar XJS Lynx Eventer, featuring a bespoke interior by Paolo Gucci, is set for sale, highlighting the rare collaboration between British engineering and Italian design.
A special edition Hot Wheels model pairs Leonard Nimoy’s iconic Spock character with his personal 1964 Buick Riviera, recreating a classic image from Star Trek history.
Toyota has introduced the Camatte Capsule, a customisable trailer designed for children, ahead of its debut at the Tokyo Toy Show alongside the Camatte concept cars.
Jaguar Land Rover has launched legal action against Jiangling Motor in Beijing, accusing the Chinese firm of copying the Range Rover Evoque with its Landwind X7 SUV.
Renault sharpened its compact line-up with the Megane GT Energy TCe 205 EDC, pairing a 205hp turbo engine and dual-clutch gearbox with bold design and chassis technology.
GMC has introduced a revised Sierra Denali 2500 HD for 2017, featuring a prominent functional hood scoop designed to improve airflow to the Duramax diesel engine.
Acura engineers have detailed the NSX’s Total Airflow Management, explaining how the supercar’s aerodynamics were developed to balance cooling, downforce and drag.
Dacia’s Lodgy Stepway 1.5 dCi 110 delivers true seven-seat practicality at a price few rivals can match, but buyers must accept some compromises on finish and handling.
A speculative digital rendering previews the next-generation Ford Focus, showing design elements borrowed from the larger Mondeo and suggesting a more upmarket direction for the popular hatchback.
Volkswagen of America launches a five-car enthusiast show fleet, including three Golfs, a Passat and a Jetta GLI, for summer events across the US.
DS Automobiles teams up with Givenchy for a 500-unit DS3 special edition, offering unique styling and an exclusive in-car makeup kit aimed at fashion-conscious buyers.
The German tuner’s latest kit for the A6 and RS6 Avant adds up to 110 hp and a striking, widened stance, targeting both diesel and petrol variants.
A recently published patent suggests Hyundai is developing touch-sensitive controls for steering wheels, aiming to improve usability for gloved drivers and keep pace with rivals.