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​At present, Bentley does not offer any fully electric vehicles, but the company has announced plans to release its first electric model in 2025. The company has not provided specific details on which model will be electrified first

Therefore, it is possible that Porsche may release an electric version of the 911 Targa in the future, especially considering the increasing demand for electric vehicles and the tightening of emissions regulations around the world

​The 2030 Ford Mustang Coupe Electric Concept is a futuristic electric vehicle designed by Ford Motor Company, showcasing the potential of their electric vehicle technology

​Mercedes-Benz had not yet released any official information about a potential electric version of the 2028 SL R233 model. H

​Panda will be renewed at last, becoming an SUV, while supermini revival is expected

​Design boss Marc Lichte reveals Audi’s plans for an electric G-Class rival.

​While we were strapping into the A110R, Alpine engineers were in Sweden testing a hot hatch.

​Aston Martin has revealed the DBS 770 Ultimate, the most powerful Aston Martin production car ever made.

​The Heart of Racing IMSA team has given Aston Martin its first victory in the Rolex 24 at Daytona when drivers Roman De Angelis

​A British firm, Venture Engineering, has announced the first entry of an Aston Martin race car for the famed Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in Colorado

Aston Martin is increasing employment at its Gaydon headquarters with the creation of more than 100 jobs in its manufacturing facility as it prepares for its next generation of sports cars.

​Radical rethink on production for baby Tesla Entry-level model to benefit from new platform and bold low-cost production

​British brand to launch bigger SUV, all-new hatch and EV-only crossover

​According to a new study by design and engineering consultancy, CALLUM

​Gooding & Company’s impending Amelia Island sale features not one, but two extraordinary Porsche racing machines set to excite deep-pocketed enthusiasts of historic motorsport...

​The reborn International Harvester Scout will be built in South Carolina in volumes that could reach as high as 200,000 vehicles per year.

​New V12 engine, three electric motors and more combine for 1000bhp supercar

​A car capable of surviving 14,000 kilometres in the deserts and savannahs of Africa can go anywhere in the world, right?!