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​Maserati is also primed to bring back the Grancabrio nameplate for an open-roof version of its reborn 2+2.

Porsche nods to problem sat Cariad software division as it lists on stock exchange

​Fiat has unveiled images of its new Brazilian market Fastback, a coupe-style five-door SUV

​Testing for the next chapter of BMW M's transformation to electric mobility is well underway.

Did you think the craze for open-top cars without a windscreen was a) reserved for those with money to burn and b) a fad you’d hoped would go away?

​Ariel’s Hipercar EV is here, with 1180bhp, a turbine range-extender and ‘unconventional’ styling.

​Founded by Miklós Kázmér in Budapest, Hungary, KAMM Manufaktur focuses solely on redeveloping the 912.

​For many British businesses, especially those trading overseas, the fallout from Brexit has been an administrative nightmare.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the iconic McLaren F1, a private enthusiasts’ gathering of the cars took place in October, with over a dozen examples on display at the Uncovered at Thirty event.

​The annual Veloce charity track-day raised a huge £188,500 on its first outing at Silverstone on 31 August, bringing the total raised over five events to more than £700,000

​New Milan-based electric premium brand AEHRA has revealed the exterior design of its first model, an SUV. Described as “effortlessly elegant futurism”

​Volkswagen of America recently revealed its Jetta GLI Performance concept at the recent SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Created by its Design Centre in California

​M3-humbling power in an electric hatch? What fun!

​Lamborghini has unveiled a new all-terrain Huracán called the Sterrato (literally ‘dirt road’)

​A new exhaust system for the 992 Carrera S and Carrera 4S improves sound, looks and the 911 driving experience

​Victories at Le Mans and in Formula E are just two of Porsche’s motorsport goals for the 2023 season

​A retrofit factory option now brings modern sat-nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functionality

​A lot of good things come out of Switzerland and Sportec’s eye-catching Project Ferdinand is right there at the top