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Ford’s new software update will temporarily boil the interior of its US police vehicles in a bid to prevent COVID-19 contamination.

Following an official teaser, the new Hyundai Santa Fe has been spied wearing sporty active wear, while Hyundai Europe has confirmed a cool new safety feature.

The name's Martin. Aston Martin. The DB5 is coming back, and it's loaded with gadgets and neat touches from Goldfinger.

After years of ambitious expansion and chasing lofty sales figures, Nissan is pulling back in a bid to bring itself back to profitability.

Nissan has teased its new Z car, tipped to be called 400Z, in an unorthodox fashion. It has some retro touches and more curves. It'll premiere soon.

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance appears determined to save money by sharing vehicle-upper-bodies. It's a deliberately vague plan for now, but if it means what I think it does, then it comes at what cost to each brand's DNA?

There's a barrage of new utes coming over the next few years and an LDV T60 replacement could be one of them.

Goodbye, GT. We barely knew thee. BMW's half-hatch, half-sedan hunchback won't be coming to Australia in facelifted form.

The Porsche Cayenne Coupe range has grown, with the addition of a more affordable plug-in hybrid option at the bottom end of the range.

Tesla has put an end to free Supercharging for Model S and Model X owners, after cutting the price of both cars around the world.

With the end of the financial year approaching, Mazda Australia is holding its annual EOFY promotions with drive-away specials available across the range.

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance has unveiled a working structure, which will see each automaker put in charge of specific technologies, regions and model programs.

The super-tall grille from the last year's Concept 4 will be a prominent feature of the next-generation BMW 4 Series coupe.

Closed dealerships and production stoppages have slowed sales and affected margins, so Jaguar Land Rover is seeking financial aid from the British government.

The longest-running Tesla carries on into 2020. Prices have been cut, with a starting sticker just below $140,000 before on-road costs.

The updated Kia Rio is due in July with enhanced tech levels and a light design refresh, though Australia misses out on high-tech features and engines available in Europe.