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Ford's reborn, hardcore 4x4 halos are perfect for Australia. But that doesn't mean they're certain to come.

More of a soft roader than an off-roader? Maybe the Bronco Sport is the Ford four-wheel drive for you.

It's back, baby. Meet the new Ford Bronco, available in both two- and four-door bodies. As you'd expect of a Jeep Wrangler rival, the roof and doors can be removed for max open-air fun.

The Rubicon 392 is a V8-powered concept, but Jeep says fans "may soon get their wish" for a production V8 Wrangler.

Jeep's new ute is getting a diesel engine. The good news? It's torquey. The bad news? It's not coming to Australia.

The interior of the new Kia Carnival promises to be far fancier than that of its predecessor, with a high-tech dash and stylish design.

In one investment round, electric vehicle start-up Rivian has raised almost as much as it did all last year.

The Hyundai Santa Cruz is taking shape in the USA. The car-based ute is expected to share its engines and chassis with the Santa Fe SUV.

Is Jeep getting ready to slot a V8 engine into its most famous off-roader? A teaser picture posted on Twitter suggests the answer is yes.

There are more management changes taking place at the Volkswagen Group with the CEOs of Skoda, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles and Traton all leaving their posts soon.

For around $165,000, this ridiculous R35 GT-R could be parked in your driveway. Or, on top of your house.

Kia is on the rise in Australia. We sat down with its boss to look at what's behind the brand's success, what's to come, and why we haven't seen any Kia electric vehicles.

“Imagine a bullet going full speed and catching a red silk cloth." That's the inspiration for this potential future Ferrari V12.

ARB. These three letters have graced the bull-bars of 4WD vehicles and utes across the country and around the world. Here’s the story of one of Australia’s pre-eminent suppliers of aftermarket parts.

Cutting the cord on Apple CarPlay is a small gadget away. Does it actually work?

Apple and Google’s smartphone mirroring tech have transformed the automotive industry. But, they weren’t the first. Let’s take a look at the rise and fall of its spiritual predecessor, MirrorLink.