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The first ever Detroit Electric SP:01 has rolled off the production line in the UK, with the pure-electric sports car going on-sale in the coming weeks.

Volvo engineers have arrived in Australia to begin tweaking its collision avoidance system to detect kangaroos and avoid collisions.

Easily the most thinly veiled next-generation car on display at the Tokyo Motor Show, the Impreza 5-door Concept will be the next Impreza.

Here’s our whilwhind tour of the 2015 tokyo motor Show, from the mainstream to the oddball and the stuff in between.

The Tokyo Motor Show is always filled with interesting metal, and this year’s show is no exception. Here are some of the cars we’ll be driving… soon.

Electric and hybrid SUVs are the way of the future, and there was one on every corner at the Tokyo Motor Show. Let’s take a closer look at Mitsubishi’s eX Concept.

Every motor show shows the way forward for tomorrow’s cars. So what did Tokyo reveal about tomorrow’s off-roaders?

Mitsubishi says its future is in SUVs, as the brand’s design boss tells Practical Motoring the Evo is dead and a pajero replacement isn’t in sight. Yet.

The all-new 2017 Land Rover Discovery has been spied testing and despite the heavy camouflage looks to have clearly adopted styling cues from the Discovery Sport.

Hyundai has teased its final vehicle for its 2015 SEMA line-up, which is a 500hp TJIN Genesis Coupe inspired by “underground racing”.

PSA Peugeot Citroen has announced it will have its new vehicles independent assessed and publish real-world emissions and fuel consumption figures across its entire range.

Poor quality car components can fail, and fail dangerously. The FCAI has come out swinging at fake wheels flooding into Australia.

The new Toyota Fortuner and Ford Everest have scored 5 Star ANCAP ratings while a crop of refreshed models, including the Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series have retained their top ratings.

New research in the US has revealed that using hands-free technology via your smartphone and vehicle may have unintended consequences that “adversely affect traffic safety”.

Hyundai has crashed two new Sonatas head-on on a stage to prove that the cars it builds for Korean buyers are every bit as good as the cars it builds for international markets.