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A Chiron with features suggesting US homologation has been photographed near Molsheim, with details pointing to North American impact and lighting requirements.
Land Rover has refreshed the Evoque for 2017 with an upgraded infotainment system and introduced the Ember Limited Edition, available in select markets from September.
A new fan-made video swaps Marvel characters for car brands, casting Tesla as the Hulk and General Motors as Loki in a pointed jab at the Chevrolet Bolt.
The new Buick LaCrosse Hybrid Electric Vehicle pairs a 1.8-litre petrol engine with an electric motor and launches in China with 35 percent better efficiency than its predecessor.
Toyota’s Auris Hybrid offers a mainstream route to low-emissions driving, combining familiar hatchback practicality with proven hybrid technology and a relaxed driving style.
Garage Italia Customs has unveiled a one-off Fiat 500 with a Pepsi-inspired livery and interior, timed for Milan Design Week 2016.
Ford’s 2017 Escape is the brand’s first in the US to offer FordPass with SYNC Connect, allowing owners to control key functions remotely via smartphone.
BMW is preparing to launch a new generation of the X5 SUV as early as 2017, with the model tipped to move onto the CLAR platform currently underpinning the 7 Series.
RM Design's unofficial images suggest a sleeker, larger and lighter Insignia as Opel prepares to replace its oldest model in 2017.
Mercedes-Benz is weighing the US introduction of the G500 4x4², a high-performance off-roader previously limited to European markets since 2015.
Audi is preparing both the TT RS and RS3 Sedan with an all-new turbocharged 2.5-litre five-cylinder engine, targeting around 400hp and a debut at the Beijing Motor Show.
Jeep will launch the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk fitted with the supercharged Hellcat V8 next year, confirming long-standing rumours about a 700-horsepower SUV flagship.
Japanese media reports suggest Lexus could be developing a new LFA supercar, potentially with a hybrid V8 and a major power hike over the original.
The front-wheel-drive RAV4 Elegance 2.0L D-4D offers SUV styling with a diesel engine but omits all-wheel drive, positioning itself as a crossover in Toyota’s European line-up.
GM has not confirmed the end of the Chevrolet SS, with Camaro chief engineer hinting at the possibility of a successor not based on the Australian Holden platform.
The upcoming Brabus versions of the Smart ForTwo and ForFour have been photographed without camouflage, revealing new styling and performance cues before their official unveiling.
Subaru takes Best Overall Brand and Most Trusted Brand, while Lexus leads the luxury segment in Kelley Blue Book’s 2016 Brand Image Awards based on US buyer perceptions.
Hyundai is preparing to reveal a next-generation hydrogen fuel cell SUV in 2017, aiming for improved affordability and practicality over the outgoing ix35 Fuel Cell.
German tuner Manhart Performance has unveiled the F300, a Mini John Cooper Works upgrade delivering 300hp and a distinctive look, alongside chassis and interior enhancements.
Honda will unveil the US-market Clarity Fuel Cell at the New York Auto Show, offering a 300-mile range and five-seat practicality ahead of its California launch.
Chevrolet has introduced the 2017 Colorado Shoreline, a limited-edition pickup aimed at coastal buyers, with distinctive styling tweaks and exclusive features for the US market.
SsangYong is considering a convertible version of its Tivoli SUV, with full-size clay models already in development but no production decision yet made.
Suzuki has introduced the Jimny Adventure special edition for the UK, offering unique styling and extra equipment on the ageing off-roader ahead of its next-generation replacement.
Honda has confirmed the 2016 Civic Coupe will start at $19,050 in the US, with sales beginning 15 March and a choice of two petrol engines across several trims.