Coverage tagged New models.
Page 121 of 133
Volkswagen will launch its first plug-in hybrid vehicles in 2013, starting with key models including the Golf Mk7 and Audi A3, as part of a broader electrification strategy.
Piecha Design has launched the Accurian RS styling and performance package for the 2012 Mercedes SLK, introducing new bodywork, lowered suspension and a sport exhaust system.
Porsche has introduced the Cayman S Black Edition, a 330hp limited-run coupé with upgraded equipment and unique styling, set to reach showrooms in July 2011.
Oklahoma-based Classic Recreations launches the Shelby GT500CR Venom, blending 1967 Mustang looks with a supercharged 427 V8 and modern chassis upgrades.
A detailed video walkthrough reveals how Ferrari integrated performance, comfort and entertainment controls into the 458 Italia’s distinctive cockpit.
The one-off Maybach Exelero, originally built as a high-speed tyre test vehicle, has reportedly been purchased by rapper Birdman for $8 million.
The first full trailer for Michael Bay’s Transformers: Dark of the Moon introduces new cast members and teases the film’s 3D action ahead of its summer 2011 release.
Ferrari introduced a complimentary seven-year maintenance programme in 2011, covering all new 458 Italia, California, and FF models sold through official dealers.
British tuner Project Kahn has produced a one-off Maybach 57 with bespoke styling to commemorate the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, unveiled in April 2011.
BMW will offer its electric ActiveE coupe to US customers on a 24-month lease at $499 per month, targeting early adopters for a real-world EV trial.
General Motors launches the Baojun 630, a locally developed, low-cost midsize saloon aimed at China’s growing middle class, with sales starting after the Shanghai show.
Montante and Maserati have collaborated on a made-to-order, single-speed bicycle inspired by the 8CTF race car, limited to just 200 individually numbered units.
Mercedes-Benz has added its ECO start/stop system as standard to the S 350 BlueTEC, reducing official fuel consumption to 6.2 litres per 100km without raising the price.
Mopar has introduced the Ram Runner Stage II kit, designed to transform 2009–2011 Ram 1500 models into desert-ready pickups with Baja-inspired suspension and bodywork.
Audi has built its five millionth A4, a 2.0 TFSI quattro in Misano Red, marking a milestone for the model since its 1994 debut.
Japanese tuner Wald International has presented new Sports Line Black Bison Edition packages for the BMW F10 5 Series and Mercedes-Benz CLS, focusing on aggressive bodywork and alloy wheels.
Mazda UK and Jota Sport have developed the MX-5 GT, a lightweight, 275bhp race car built for the Britcar Endurance Championship, not for the road.
Kia’s 2011 Sportage compact SUV has been voted Best New Crossover Vehicle in the 2011 About.com Readers’ Choice Awards, following its US-market relaunch and the debut of a turbocharged SX model.
Tata Motors plans to launch a US-compliant version of its city car at $7,000 to $8,000, far above the Indian-market Nano, to meet American safety and emissions standards.
Rumours in early 2011 suggested VW could quadruple Alfa Romeo’s sales and bring Porsche-developed flat-four engines to the Italian marque, but Fiat resisted all takeover efforts.
Inden Design has unveiled a conversion for the 2011 Mercedes S500, giving it S65 AMG looks, upgraded performance, and a host of interior and chassis enhancements.
The new Fast Five trailer previews high-speed chases in Rio de Janeiro and introduces Dwayne Johnson as a relentless lawman, expanding the Fast and Furious cast.
General Motors' Opel will add a new convertible to its European line-up in 2013, continuing a tradition of open-top models and supporting its €11 billion investment plan.
General Motors is working to reintroduce Opel in China, with a redesigned Antara SUV expected to lead a four-model launch plan over the next three years.