Formerly known as Omoda 3, the B-segment-sized SUV will be offered to customers in the UK in late 2026.

The Ferrari SC40 is the work of the brand’s Special Projects programme, and more specifically, Flavio Manzoni and his team from Ferrari’s Styling Centre.

The new partnership follows this year’s Apple Original Films release, F1: The Movie, which has become the highest grossing sports film of all time.

The comprehensive City Parking Plan was approved by Cardiff Council’s cabinet this week, which will see higher charges imposed for vehicles weighing more than 2.4 tonnes

After more than 1.2 million sales in 39 countries across three generations, the Volkswagen Touareg, as a combustion model, will cease production following the release of a Final Edition.

The 300 SL design uses the latest technologies, including Solar Paint, Level 4 automated driving and neuromorphic computing.

Ahead of the Historic Tour de Corse rally, two advanced prototypes enjoyed runs and drifts on the routes of the Notre Dame de la Serra and Montegrosso stages.

Ferrari’s first-ever electric car will be fully revealed in 2026.

It is hoped that Porsche’s continued presence in Formula E, where it competes using the 99X Electric, will help the company gain valuable insights for its electric production sports cars.

Collecting Cars also announced it had hit the major milestone of £1 billion worth of sales on its platform.

The reboot is the brainchild of Skoda designer Richard Švec, who works as part of the brand’s digital modelling team.

The Hipster Concept has been designed to make ‘electric mobility accessible to all.’

Porsche has showcased its future interior design on the Cayenne Electric model, set to be fully revealed at the end of this year.

After its update in 2024, the Volvo XC90 has become the fifth model from the Swedish brand’s range to be offered in a Black Edition version.

No cars have been built this month, with JLR usually building around 1,000 a day across its factories in Solihull, Wolverhampton and Halewood.

Norfolk-based manufacturer Zenos is back after a period in the automotive wilderness and has announced its return by bringing back its E10 model in a new, reengineered form.

It follows last year’s Pugnator, a radical take on the Ferrari Purosangue.

Not simply content with pushing limits on the road, Lamborghini is continuing to flex its muscles on water.

The 1998 Lamborghini Pregunta is estimated to sell for between €2,500,000 - €3,500,000 and will be offered for sale for the first time in over a decade.

Bentley’s new ‘Ombré by Mulliner’ paint finish blends two separate colours over the length of the car.