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Despite delays to its revival, Alfa Romeo says it is pressing ahead with a nine-model line-up by 2021, targeting rivals in key premium segments.
Hyundai's Ioniq Electric arrives in US dealerships with an estimated 124-mile range, as the brand expands its eco-friendly line-up through the 2017 model year.
Hyundai has unveiled the Creta STC concept, a pickup based on its compact SUV, at the 2016 Sao Paulo Motor Show, targeting the Brazilian market.
Toyota has lowered the starting price of the 2017 Highlander Hybrid by over $3,000 on upper trims, while making the hybrid powertrain available on more models.
Honda adds Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to the 2017 Pilot, updates interior options, and raises the base price for the US market.
Ford’s Edge 2.0 TDCI Titanium Powershift targets European buyers seeking a full-size SUV with American design, pairing diesel efficiency with advanced tech and generous space.
BMW will display a modified 3 Series and 7 Series at the 2016 SEMA Show, previewing new M Performance Parts including carbon fibre and aerodynamic upgrades.
Mini introduces the Cooper S E Countryman ALL4, its first plug-in hybrid, combining a 1.5-litre turbo engine with an electric motor for 24 miles of electric range.
Acura has introduced a GT appearance pack for the 2016 and 2017 TLX, offering buyers a set of sporty visual upgrades without performance changes.
Infiniti will offer just 50 gold Q60 coupes through the Neiman Marcus Christmas Book, each based on the Red Sport 400 and priced at $63,000.
Subaru has announced US pricing for its fifth-generation Impreza, with the entry-level model starting at $19,215 including destination, just $100 above the outgoing car.
Audi has added a 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder to the 2017 Q7 line-up in the US, offering a lower starting price and improved fuel economy over the V6.
Digital artists have rendered the next BMW M5 and Touring variants based on the just-launched G30 5 Series, previewing key design cues ahead of their official debuts.
Genovation Cars will build 75 examples of its all-electric Corvette GXE, offering over 660hp and a 205mph top speed, with each car priced at $750,000.
From classic knives to fashion accessories, Ford’s European SUV range draws on an eclectic mix of influences to shape its latest Edge, Kuga and EcoSport models.
A camouflaged prototype of NextEV’s 1,000kW electric hypercar has been spotted undergoing track testing in Britain, hinting at the Chinese start-up’s ambitions for the supercar market.
Ford is reportedly developing a dual-clutch automatic transmission for the Shelby GT350 Mustang, signalling a shift in the model’s approach to track performance and buyer demand.
Jeep’s revived Grand Wagoneer is being positioned as a direct competitor to the Range Rover, with pricing expected to reach as high as $140,000 if it enters production.
Australian tuning firm Tickford has returned with a suite of performance and styling upgrades for the Ford Ranger, including a power boost and suspension overhaul.
The new Sentra SR Turbo arrives with 188hp and a choice of manual or CVT, aiming to bring extra performance to Nissan’s compact saloon range for 2017.
The Giulia Veloce debuts with a 280hp petrol and a 210hp diesel, both paired to Alfa’s Q4 all-wheel-drive and eight-speed automatic, targeting buyers after performance without the full Quadrifoglio specification.
Volkswagen Group brands Bentley and Lamborghini have joined the list of manufacturers skipping the 2016 Paris Motor Show, citing cost concerns and shifting marketing strategies.
Subaru executives have yet to confirm a next-generation BRZ, raising questions about the sports coupe’s future as the current model continues with minor updates.
Reports suggest Ferrari’s next flagship coupe will keep a revised 6.3-litre naturally aspirated V12, bucking the trend for downsized turbocharged and hybrid units.