All NewsPage 1052

The next-generation BMW X1 will pack mild-hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and pure-electric power when it launches in 2022.

The limited-edition BMW X7 Dark Shadow Edition adds a distinctive, brooding appearance but it carries a significant premium.

With the new 45 TFSI e plug-in hybrid variants of the Q3 and Q3 Sportback, Audi now has plug-in hybrid versions of eight different model lines... and none of them have been confirmed for Australia.

The Japanese government wants to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030, restricting new car sales to hybrid and battery-electric vehicles.

The CarExpert team is back for another week of podcasting, looking at the topics that made car news in the past week.

Nismo will bring tired R32 GT-Rs back to life with a comprehensive overhaul process. It won't come cheap, though, as you'd expect.

The dog-eat-dog world of making cars means most of the biggest carmakers have long and chequered ownership histories.

What would Alfa Romeo's take on the 1990s Lancia Delta I HF Integrale EVO II look like? Designer Andrej Troha has taken a crack at finding out.

Helpful (and sometimes irritating in equal measure) lane support systems include various technologies designed to keep your car between those white lines.

We chat with the man who provides us with the best quality spy photos of camouflaged prototypes.

A group of nine-year old children in Adelaide have gotten a chance to build a clay prototype of a McLaren, learning about aerodynamics and product development along the way.

The Golf crossover wagon spinoff won't make it to Australia in new-generation guise. Volkswagen thinks the T-Roc and Tiguan cover that gap already. However, the larger Passat Alltrack lives on and gets some upgrades next year.

Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi might be reshuffling their development process to become more efficient, but they won't be pumping out badge-engineered clones.

Mitsubishi's range of plug-in hybrid SUVs is set to double in 2021, with the arrival of the Eclipse Cross PHEV. With 57km of range from its battery, it's a little brother for the Outlander PHEV.

Toyota has recalled more than 20,000 examples of the 2018 HiLux ute and Fortuner SUV to fix a problem with the brake booster.

Honda is cutting its regular petrol and diesel engines from its European range between now and 2022, leaving just hybrid and battery-electric models.