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Porsche is celebrating 30 years in Thailand with a special range of colourful 911s that reflect the country’s vibrant culture.

​An electric Lotus sports car will arrive in 2026 to cap the first phase of the marque's EV reinvention and will represent the “pure essence"of the brand.

Seven maker targets new buyers while continuing to “apply the same philosophy"

​A new ‘fourth model line’ will build on the sales success of the Urus, and it’ll be purely electric. By Georg Kacher.

​How the world’s favourite sports car will embrace e-power

​Slow-selling Range Rover Velar will gain a radical all-new electric reboot by 2025

​I imagine there’s been plenty of hard swallowing going on at JLR HQ lately as some of the older-guard product planners work their way through the repercussions of switching its big-selling medium-sized models to a new, all-electric architecture.

​Development of the keenly anticipated electric successor to the Lotus Elise looks to have hardly been affected by the split with Alpine

​Lawrence Stroll believes he should be knighted for the work he has done in saving Aston Martin and setting the company up for future success.

​Several Porsche specialists have revealed bespoke 911s over recent weeks, suggesting an increased appetite for unusual creations…

​Vauxhall Plans Compact Electric City Car Priced from £22,000

The new 5 Series Saloon now offers the entire range of electrified drive technology. Just a few weeks after the market launch of the all-electric i5 and the ICE variants equipped exclusively with 48-volt mild hybrid technology

​If you lump the cars from the 80s together, you can say that they are quite 'square'

​Development of the £2m electric Evija hypercar is close to its conclusion, with production due to start within months

​Lotus has long been known for its consultancy work within the global automotive industry, and its activity in that area is being stepped up with the opening of the Lotus Advanced Technology Centre on the Wellesbourne campus of the University of Warwick.

​This year will see the Lotus Elise’s 25-year production run come to an end – alongside its Exige and Evora stablemates – Lotus Cars managing director Matt Windle recently confirmed that the model could potentially live on under a new manufacturer

​Historic British coachbuilder Radford, which made its name producing limited edition Bentleys and Minis in the last century

​Bentley will be back at the formidable Pikes Peak International Hillclimb for the third and final time in June in pursuit of a ‘triple crown’ of course records