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The 2021 MG ZS EV SUV will be here this year, with pricing to be revealed in November. When it arrives, the ZS EV will be one of Australia's cheapest EVs.

Mercedes-Benz has recalled C63, C63 S, GLC63 and GT 63 4-Door models due to issues with their electronic stability program.

Development of the million-dollar Aston Martin V12 Vantage Speedster is currently under way, and it looks to be very similar to the concept.

Volvo has committed to launching at least one electric car every year, and one of these will be a new crossover smaller than the existing XC40.

With the latest round of hybrids it's possible to drive slower (usually), have fun when twisty bits present themselves, and save fuel.

Skoda's high-riding Superb Scout wagon won't be a limited-edition model anymore, instead joining the full-time range in 2021.

Global rollout of production FCEV trucks begins in Europe now, with China and the US major focuses. Next-gen FCEV tech with 1000km range promised for RHD markets inside a few years. Projecting better payload and quicker refills than EV trucks, and diesel parity as soon as 2030.

It’s the end of an era at McLaren as the brand draws production of much of its V8-powered range to a close and introduces its first V6 hybrid.

Mercedes-Benz wants electrified vehicles to account for half its sales by 2030, and so it's introducing two small electric vehicles next year and a new EV platform for future models in 2025.

Mercedes-Benz’s new electric vehicle architecture for large vehicles won’t just spawn two sedans, it’ll spawn two SUVs as well.

Here's what the Federal Budget means for Australian motorists. A big investment in road safety, a higher proportion of the fuel excise being put back into infrastructure, and money for apprentices are the highlights.

Shanghai to Beijing on one charge? That's what Mercedes-Benz is aiming for with its swoopy new Vision EQXX prototype, teased during its 2020 strategy meeting this week.

Mercedes-Benz's iconic G-Class has spawned a new, fourth sub-brand for the German giant, though we don't know what's in the pipeline besides an electric G-Class.

Genesis won't have a boutique-style showroom in Melbourne until 2021, limiting its footprint to New South Wales for now.

Jaguar is the latest company to exit the large luxury wagon segment in Australia, pulling the plug on its XF Sportbrake despite offering it in other markets.

Packing a supercharged V8, 33-inch off-road tyres and upgraded suspension, the Lexus J201 is a beastly, race-ready LX570 that still offers the same plush cabin.