Porsche has expanded its 911 line-up with the new GT3 S/C: a convertible version of the high-revving GT3. It combines the GT3's 510 hp, 4.0-litre, naturally aspirated engine with a fully automatic fabric roof.
The Juke's distinctive design is retained, but now with an even angularer appearance. It is based on the CMF-EV platform used for the Renault Megane E-Tech Electric, Scenic E-Tech Electric and Nissan's Ariya crossover.
Aston Martin will field seven Vantage GT3 cars at the opening round of the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup at Paul Ricard on 11 April, accounting for over ten per cent of the 60-car grid.
Kia unveiled the new 2027 Seltos at the New York International Auto Show, introducing a larger, second-generation compact SUV.
Mercedes-Benz has updated the popular GLE SUV, first launched as the M-Class in 1997. The revised model features new powertrains, an upgraded interior, an advanced suspension system and a MBUX Superscreen.
Renault has revived the 1992 model with the new Twingo E-Tech Electric. Priced under €20,000, this fully electric city car is set to reinvigorate the A-segment.
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Toyota has unveiled the new Land Cruiser FJ, a compact and playful addition to its legendary off-road lineage.
Dutch manufacturer Donkervoort has unveiled its latest model, the P24 RS: a lightweight, high-performance supercar designed for an authentic driving experience. Built in Lelystad, it is the successor to the F22.
Audi is entering Formula 1, with a debut at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne this weekend. The team features drivers Nico Hülkenberg and rookie Gabriel Bortoleto.
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