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Restricted to 150 units, the limited-edition Levante Vulcano features an exclusive matte paint-job and a red leather interior

The updated version of the Lamborghini Huracan has been officially uncovered with sharper styling and more power

The limited-edition Hyundai Kona comes with STARK Industries branding and Marvel logos, and it’s coming to the UK

Everything from this years 2019 Detroit Motor Show with debuts from Ford, Nissan, Lexus and Toyota plus many more...

Diesel cars are being hit by tax hikes and bans, but they still have their benefits. Read our Q&A before buying a new diesel car in 2019...

New data suggests cost could no longer be a barrier to electric car ownership from as early as 2021, while supply may exceed demand by 2030

Supercar acceleration and lower kerbweight than an original Mini should make the 05RR blisteringly fast

Although car sales were down in the UK in 2018, Mike Rutherford still thinks there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic

The American electric car firm will cut seven percent of its workforce, following its meagre profits in the second half of 2018

Dacia’s Sandero and Logan MCV ranges receive a lift with a new diesel engine and revised trim levels

The NV300 Concept-van features new Nissan Energy ROAM mobile battery technology along with other modifications

Volvo owner Geely claims the new FY11 SUV will be its “most driver orientated vehicle to date”

We dredge up our favourite dad cars from the dim and distant past

Here are the best new cars set to arrive on the automotive scene in 2020 and beyond...

Chinese auto manufacturer Geely reveals its latest all-electric saloon, tasked with taking on the global EV market

Land Rover has released a limited edition Discovery, exclusive to the UK market, celebrating 30 years of the model’s production

NEVS, the Swedish company’s financial saviour has received a fresh injection of cash from Chinese property giant, Evergrande

Installed on China’s G2 Expressway, Nio’s battery-swapping stations can exchange a flat battery for a fully-charged one in 3 minutes

EVs emit less lifetime CO2 than cars with internal combustion engines, even in countries reliant on coal for electricity generation

Tokyo's Auto Salon is known for its aggressive mods and this year, Mugen carried on the tradition with its take on the Honda Civic Type R.

The new McLaren 600LT Spider is the latest addition to the Sports Series range, while the optional MSO Clubsport Pack cuts 100kg of weight

Fresh take on EV charging sees hydrogen fuel cell used to replenish EV batteries; tech allows for off-grid charging

Toyota launches two new trim packages for the Yaris, inspired by its original 1998 model and hardcore GRMN model

An SUV-inspired version of the Audi A1 hatchback has been snapped, with a jacked up ride height

News of the recent job losses and falling profits at JLR should be the wake-up call the company needs, says Steve Fowler

Special edition Attitude gets Suzuki Swift Sport-esque styling combined with insurance-friendly engine and £109 per month PCP deal

Celebrating 60 years of the MINI brand, the special edition model is finished in British Racing Green and is limited to 500 units

Chariot closes less than three years after being purchased by Ford

The Subaru WRX STI S209 debuts at the 2019 Detroit Motor Show, but it won’t be coming to the UK

Citroen will mark its 100th year and underline its focus on comfort with two new concept cars due this year

Nissan creates the “elevated sports sedan” segment with its new electric all-wheel-drive, crossover-inspired IMs saloon concept

272bhp i30 Fastback N arrives with £500 premium over hatchback sibling

Cadillac's Tesla Model X and Audi e-tron rival will use GM's BEV3 platform and is expected to be on sale before the end of 2021

All-new Kia Ceed GT gets sporty styling, tuned suspension and a punchy 201bhp turbocharged engine

The Kia ProCeed trades a little practicality for a racy looks and spritely performance, with prices starting from just under £24k

Time to leave talk of Brexit and Dieselgate in the past and look forward to an exciting 2019, says Mike Rutherford