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The Mitsubishi ASX update announced overnight shares its bones with the Renault Captur, but won't necessarily hit Australia.

Welcome to the CarExpert Podcast – now in video! Sean Lander hosts the panel as we talk the latest in automotive news and reviews.

Time is running out to buy a petrol-powered Ford Puma in Australia, with a runout deal on the mid-range ST-Line across the country.

The Lamborghini Urus SE plug-in hybrid is the most powerful SUV variant to date. It's set to replace the existing S and Performante.

The BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe and i4 liftbacks have received subtle design tweaks both inside and out with a new update.

The next-generation BMW 1 Series will look to be more competitive in the premium small car market, according to the brand's product boss.

After numerous leaks the Mini Aceman electric crossover has been officially unveiled as more practical take on the Cooper hatch.

We've seen the front of Cupra's new Leon and Formentor, and now we've been given a sneak peek at the rear. A full reveal is due next week.

This week's Beijing motor show will bring plenty from BYD, including its first-ever ute and a new electric hatch concept that debuts a new platform.

Elon Musk says Tesla will use its existing platforms and parts to expedite the arrival of less expensive electric vehicles, following criticisms of the brand’s loose relationship with its own timelines.

BMW Group Classic is now offering a digital birth certificate for old models, proving their provenance for owners keen to cash in on authenticity.

GWM is set to launch its Red Rabbit/Jolion Pro in the Australian market as the new Jolion Hybrid, alongside a refreshed petrol model.

Hyundai Australia is offering the recently launched Kona Hybrid for $39,990 drive-away until the end of April.

GWM's average selling price has increased by more than 60 per cent in the last four years, with the brand set to push that even further.

The electric Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen is here, giving one of the most aggressive-looking cars on sale the ability to drive silently.

Chery is the latest Chinese carmaker to confirm production plans in Thailand, and its Thai-built electric vehicle could be sold in Australia.