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The Hyundai Tucson N Line has a sportier look inside and out but no extra power. It'll touch down in the second quarter of this year.

Joe Biden has committed to turning over the entire US Federal Government fleet and replacing it with electric vehicles.

Peugeot's alternative to the Volkswagen Tiguan has been given a nip and tuck for 2021, with a new touchscreen and tweaked looks.

Here are some numbers: the 2021 BMW M5 CS is 70kg lighter, has 7kW more power than the M5 Competition, and hits 0-100km/h in 3.0 seconds, or 0.3 seconds quicker. It's here mid-year.

The updated Mini Hatch and Convertible will touch down later this year, with an updated look and a higher-end interior.

Mazda Australia's boss believes electric vehicles won't become mainstream Down Under until the government invests in renewable energy and EV infrastructure.

With light car sales sliding and rivals leaving the segment, Mazda is standing by its popular 2 city hatch and sedan for first- and last-car buyers.

Mazda's local boss has indicated the next CX-5 will offer a rear-drive platform and inline six power. Is the Japanese brand gunning for BMW and Mercedes?

Hyundai has unveiled a customer service robot named DAL-e to reduce person-to-person showroom interactions, and will trial it in a Seoul showroom.

Legendary Italian marque Bizzarrini will revive its Le Mans winning 5300 GT... but there's also more to come from the revived brand.

Anthony Lo is moving over from Renault to Ford to become the head of its design department, replacing Moray Callum.

The American 4x4 brand is open about some recent failures, but local and global senior management say things will only get better from here.

It's home to Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin's planned city and 36 road safety cameras that'll snap you if you're speeding. Here are the five that raked in the most revenue last year.

Tesla's longest-running car, the Model S, is set to get a significant update. Along with a new look, the Model S will get an updated interior and tri-motor powertrain.

The hot hatch has been a famed class of vehicle for over 40 years, loved not only in Europe but in markets as far away as ours, and to a lesser extent in North America.