Vivek Shah

RON. More than just a name of a famous Harry Potter character, this acronym defines what is considered standard and premium unleaded petrol.

The ongoing semiconductor shortage has forced some carmakers to fit models with aftermarket head units. Should you wait instead?

Rolls-Royce has joined the legion of luxury brands offering electric cars. The Spectre features a number of classic design elements reimagined.

Nvidia doesn’t just build graphics cards for avid gamers, and has become a significant supplier for the car industry.

The Lexus RZ may share a platform with the more mainstream Toyota bZ4X but it looks markedly different inside and out.

Dashcams are a useful accessory in the event of a crash, for insurance purposes or to record a fun road trip. Which cars have them built-in?

There's a good chance the car you're driving features technology originally developed for Formula 1. Here are a few examples.

LiDAR is widely touted as an essential technology for autonomous driving, and Luminar is one supplier that's been tapped by automakers.

Unlike Android Auto, Android Automotive means Android is built into the car. So who’s using it?

Formula 1 is well-known for its glory and drama, but what’s perhaps less known are the innovations that have been proven on the track and have trickled down to road cars.

The Suzuki Jimny remains an enduring icon, evolving in design and technology to remain the only compact and capable 4x4 on the market today.

The iconic pony car, Ford’s Mustang, has entered its seventh generation. How has the design been modernised for this version?