The Aventador is destined to be the very last naturally-aspirated V12 car Lamborghini ever makes. Its replacement will still sport 12 cylinders, but will be boosted by a hybrid system. So you’d expect a dinosaur like the Aventador would quietly disappear into retirement – yet this £356,000 SVJ version would suggest otherwise, however.
Ford and all-electric start-up Rivian have announced a $500m (£380m) deal that will see the two companies work together to develop a new, next-generation electric vehicle for the Ford brand.
Audi has always had a knack for marketing. Whether making motorsport links to an iconic Quattro rally car, or simply leaving the glorious V10 howl of an Audi R8 Performance do the talking itself, it knows how to make people want its cars.
Ford and Amazon have joined forces to create a universal cloud-based service for future connected and autonomous cars.
The £75,335 Jaguar F-Pace SVR has arrived almost one year later than expected, after Jaguar delayed the launch of the original version due to quality issues. But does that mean it already feels out of date, even though in April 2019 it is still, in theory, brand new? No, not one bit.
Let’s be honest, the Kia Habaniro Concept’s name gives the game away – this chunky new SUV is a thinly disguised nod towards to the next Kia Niro, which we’ll see in UK showrooms in 2021.
Nothing quite makes a style statement like a big coupe. Even though SUVs have become more popular and offer an upmarket image, large two-door models such as this pair still turn heads easily.
I know a cynical, money-grabbing scam when I see one. And that’s exactly what millions of car drivers have been subjected to since 8 April, the day the 24/7 ULEZ (ultra-low emission zone) charge-cum-tax was dumped on us from above.
Superminis have been topping sales charts in Britain for decades, and with good reason: they offer a brilliant balance between the most important features buyers look for in a new model at this price point.
Mercedes has unveiled a special edition version of its all-electric SUV at this year’s New York Motor Show. Called the EQC Edition 1886, it’s named to honour the Benz Patent Motorwagen, combining a range of interior and exterior upgrades with a customer-friendly service package and an extensive warranty.
