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McLaren Hong Kong marked the start of 2017 with a 50-car parade, featuring rare and current models on a 35-kilometre route from Kowloon to Sai Kung.
Tesla’s latest Ludicrous+ update intensifies the electric acceleration race as Lucid and Faraday Future tout even faster figures for their upcoming models.
Toyota has previewed a 210hp performance Yaris ahead of its 2017 World Rally Championship campaign, with the production car set for public debut at the Geneva Motor Show.
Toyota’s smallest hybrid for the US market receives standard active safety features and subtle exterior changes for the 2017 model year.
The Mercedes-AMG GT C Coupe joins the GT family at the 2017 NAIAS, slotting between the GT S and GT R with 550bhp and technical upgrades from the GT R.
Ford will revive the Bronco SUV and Ranger pickup, with both set for production at Michigan Assembly Plant and US sales starting from 2019.
The Nissan Rogue Sport, essentially a rebadged Qashqai, made its US debut at the Detroit show, targeting urban buyers with compact dimensions and a single 2.0-litre engine option.
Ford has unveiled the refreshed 2018 F-150 at the 2017 North American International Auto Show, introducing a diesel engine option and new safety and connectivity features.
BMW will launch a fleet of around 40 self-driving 7 Series prototypes on public roads across Europe and the US before mid-2017, advancing its collaboration with Intel and Mobileye.
Ram will unveil the Rebel Black Edition at the 2017 North American International Auto Show, adding new interior and exterior details to its off-road pickup.
Faraday Future’s latest teaser video highlights a distinctive LED headlight signature for its upcoming electric SUV, which is set to debut at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Mazda brings a retro-themed MX-5, Custom Style kits for CX-3, CX-5 and Demio, and subtle bodywork updates to the 2017 Tokyo Auto Salon, opening 13 January.
A Dutch FCA parts listing suggests Alfa Romeo may be planning a 350hp Giulia Veloce, creating a new rival for the Audi S4 and Mercedes-AMG C43.
German tuner ABT Sportsline has boosted the Audi SQ7 TDI’s output to 520 PS and 970 Nm, cutting 0-100 km/h to 4.6 seconds and adding subtle chassis and sound upgrades.
Alfa Romeo’s Giulia saloon reaches American showrooms with a 280hp turbo four-cylinder, optional all-wheel drive and a flagship Quadrifoglio at $73,595.
Bentley’s Mulliner division created a bespoke, blacked-out Mulsanne Speed for George Bamford, echoing his watch customisation style with unique finishes and exclusive interior details.
Jeep will introduce six special editions of the Wrangler JK, with the first two arriving next month and four more following through 2017 as the current model nears replacement.
Ford has introduced two special Mustang variants for Europe, offering exclusive styling and equipment on both GT and EcoBoost models.
Ford has unveiled the seventh-generation Fiesta in Cologne, introducing Titanium, ST Line, Vignale and the new crossover-inspired Active to target a broader European audience.
A glimpse of the standard Alfa Romeo Stelvio, not the high-performance Quadrifoglio, appeared on Italian television during a visit by Italy’s Prime Minister to the Cassino plant.
Infiniti’s flagship SUV enters the 2017 model year with a starting price of $63,850, offering a 400hp V8, revised equipment and a choice of rear- or all-wheel drive.
Nissan has dropped the smaller 24kWh battery for the 2017 Leaf, raising the entry price by $1,670 but increasing range to 107 miles on all models.
Ram’s heavy-duty Power Wagon returns for 2017 with a 6.4-litre V8, off-road hardware and a starting price above $53,000 including destination.
Volkswagen’s upcoming ID electric vehicle will debut an advanced augmented head-up display, projecting navigation and safety information directly into the driver’s view.