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It might be running behind schedule, but the facelifted SsangYong Tivoli is still coming to Australia with a slicker face and updated interior.

Mazda is getting ready to whip the covers from its new dual-cab ute, the 2020 BT-50. With bones from the Isuzu D-Max, it promises to be a properly modern rival to the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux.

Toyota's next-generation people mover switches to the TNGA-K platform and is now only available with a hybrid drivetrain.

MG wants to more than triple its sales within just four years as it seeks to become a more internationally-focussed brand.

Vivid violet, bold blue and glowing green are just three of the colours available on the final special edition of the Mk7 Volkswagen Golf R.

The iconic Targa top continues on! Let’s take a look back in time at Porsche’s unique twist on the convertible.

The Coronavirus crisis has affected another product launch, with the launch of the next-generation Volkswagen Golf pushed back a few months.

Tesla is set to address the three biggest gripes of buying a battery-electric vehicle: price, longevity, and environmental impact.

Australian car manufacturing isn't dead. We might not be building Commodores anymore, but Brabham Automotive is creating world-beating hypercars in Adelaide.

Wondering what the Dyson EV might have been like? James Dyson has lifted the lid, in an interview with The Sunday Timed.

The legendary Porsche 911 won't get an all-electric variant while Frank-Steffen Walliser is around. But its little brother, the 718, could morph into an electric vehicle.

The newest Porsche 911 is arguably the coolest looking of the lot. Meet the new Targa, here in the third quarter of 2020.

The Mark VIII Volkswagen Golf Variant has been spied undergoing testing in Germany.

Jeep is struggling in Australia after an incredible sales period through the early 2010s. Here, the brand's new managing director outlines his plan to rebuild the brand, and acknowledges what went wrong.

Race car drivers aren’t just sitting around and getting rusty. Instead, they're helping stay sharp with online racing championships.

Wondering what's next for electric vehicles? Daimler has taken a deep dive into the research it's doing, and spoken about how it plans to move battery technology forward.