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There's a good chance the car you're driving features technology originally developed for Formula 1. Here are a few examples.

LiDAR is widely touted as an essential technology for autonomous driving, and Luminar is one supplier that's been tapped by automakers.

Unlike Android Auto, Android Automotive means Android is built into the car. So who’s using it?

Formula 1 is well-known for its glory and drama, but what’s perhaps less known are the innovations that have been proven on the track and have trickled down to road cars.

The iconic pony car, Ford’s Mustang, has entered its seventh generation. How has the design been modernised for this version?

The Jimny is one of Suzuki’s icons, and without peer for someone looking at a compact 4x4 that majors on off-roading. How did it all start?

The Purosangue is Ferrari’s first ever SUV. With some of the world’s most iconic cars to its name, how does the Purosangue stack up?

The semiconductor shortage is crunching supply of new cars and forcing manufacturers to sell models with a pared-back feature set. Renesas is one of the companies hit hardest by the ongoing crisis.

The Tonale has been developed for the high-volume small premium SUV segment, but Alfa Romeo has ensured it looks on-brand both inside and out.

It’s been around for three generations, but Toyota’s full-sized Tundra pickup looks to finally make the trek here from the US. Have we been missing out?

Starring ex-Tesla personnel, it is perhaps no surprise that Lucid has emerged as one of the more notable American EV start-ups.

Charger is an evocative name in muscle car folklore, and makes sense on an EV. But does this concept live up to the brand's stellar history?

BMW's Cluster Architecture (CLAR) supports everything from combustion engines to plug-in hybrid and all-electric powertrains.

Utes make up some of the most popular vehicle segments in Australia. This means navigating a minefield of terminology when buying one.

Mazda has been using the SkyActiv branding across its model range for over a decade now. But what does it mean?

Mini claims the Aceman previews the design of the next generation of models. But what can we really expect on the road?