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Genesis will have three pure-electric cars in Australia before the middle of 2022, led by the GV60 detailed today.

The first Genesis car to be built on the Hyundai Group's e-GMP platform will offer up to 450km of range, and is on track to arrive Down Under in 2022.

The new Jeep Grand Cherokee has been launched in the US with two rows of seats and a choice of V6, V8 and plug-in hybrid drivetrains.

Rolls-Royce is going all-electric by 2030. Its first pure-electric car will be the Spectre, set to launch late in 2023.

Lucid just showed off its first customer-ready, Tesla Model S-rivaling Air sedan as the company gears up for its upcoming all-electric SUV.

The Lexus ES is no longer hybrid-only in Australia. A mid-life spec update has brought with it a new petrol four-cylinder option.

Ford in the US has committed to building three new facilities that will produce future Ford electric vehicles and lithium-ion batteries.

The peak body for the car industry in Australia has again warned of the dangers of counterfeit car parts, and is working with the Australian Border Force to stop them from entering the country.

Polestar will launch mid-sized and large electric SUVs by 2024, along with a sleek four-door grand tourer flagship.

The first electric Cupra Born has rolled off the production line in Germany, with a local launch set for late 2022 or early 2023.

Citroen Australia's range will grow to include the C4 in November 2021, a high-riding small hatchback with a turbo three-pot.

The Volkswagen T-Roc is due for a mid-life refresh. It's likely to be revealed later this year, and will be in Australia in the second half of 2022.

Ineos Australia promises extensive 4x4 test drives, remote servicing capability, and enthusiast sales agents in most regions from 2022.

Lamborghini's first all-electric model will reportedly be a sleek 2+2 grand tourer, due by the second half of this decade.

Many enthusiasts will be disappointed the next-generation Acura Integra won't be a coupe, but at least the name's not being used on a SUV.

iPhone designer Jony Ive and Australian Marc Newson have signed a multi-year contract to work with Ferrari.