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Volkswagen has handed control of software development for the entire group to Audi due to problems besetting its new car operating system.

Hyundai has plugged a large gap in its Santa Fe range with a new, value-packed Active X variant.

Two crazy Swedes have shoe-horned an Evinrude 300XP outboard V8 motor into a Volvo Amazon

A mysterious BMW EV prototype has been spotted on European roads, believed to be an early mule for an upcoming i7 flagship electric limousine.

Nissan is getting (even more) serious about electric vehicles with the launch of the Ariya. Here's how its electric sales targets stack up with those of its rivals.

Hyundai’s largest SUV in Australia (for now) once again has a V6 option. Pricing kicks off at $43,000 before on-road costs.

Welcome to the era of (mildly) electrified Maseratis. The new Ghibli is the first in what will likely be a long line of hybridised Maserati models.

Ford is rolling out its FordPass Connect application in Australia, starting with the strong-selling Ranger ute, the Everest SUV, and the Transit van.

FCPSA? PSFCA? Nope! FCA and PSA have ended months of speculation and announced their new post-merger moniker: Stellantis.

The Ram 1500 Warlock brings dark exterior enhancements and a suspension lift for added capability, and is on sale now for a touch over $100,000.

The Audi SQ7 and SQ8 will soon be available with V8 petrol power, putting out a stonking 373kW and 770Nm – though they're not confirmed for Australia yet.

It might be a base model, but the Porsche 911 Turbo has eye-popping performance to match its eye-watering price tag.

The Toyota Camry facelift due in Australia next year will bring a fresh infotainment screen, new safety tech, and a mildly revised look.

Tesla’s entry-level SUV has lost its entry-level model, though Elon Musk promises a new base model is in the works.

2021 all-electric SUV looks like last year's concept car, will come with 65kWh and 90kWh batteries, and optional twin-motor AWD. Mustang Mach-E, Tesla Model Y, and Volkswagen ID.4 are in its crosshairs.

Audi Sport's latest RS4 Avant, RS5 Coupe and RS5 Sportback are due to hit Australia in the coming weeks, with prices starting from $147,900.