Car News

More than 18,000 2018-19 model-year Mazda6, CX-5 and Mazda3 vehicles have been recalled because of potential engine failure issues.

Continental Tyre’s Proving Ground at Uvalde in Texas is part fun fair and part serious place of work…seems you can have your cake and eat it too. Here’s what we learned in our day testing tyres.

According to a report quoting ‘sources at the automaker’, there are plans to drop the Mercedes-Benz X-Class due to poor sales.

The long-running Mitsubishi Pajero has had its line-up trimmed and copped some minor updates for 2020 but a lack of active safety is disappointing.

While some car makers are suggesting autonomous driving is still some way off, automotive systems supplier, Continental, reckons we’ll see self-driving cars by 2025.

Ford Everest has been updated with autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian detection as standard across the entire line-up.

Chevrolet is rolling out the Stingray name once again for the launch of the 2020 Corvette with the reveal of the mid-engined sports car only days away.

The UK’s Department of Transport has issued a public consultation proposing that all new homes built in the country should be fitted with electric vehicle charging outlets.

Victoria Police have taken possession of a 460kW BMW M5 Competition as a highway patrol vehicle.

Nissan has announced Navara SL, ST and ST-X model variants (4×2 and 4×4) will begin arriving in Australia with a new 8.0-inch infotainment system boasting Apple and Android connectivity.

Almost half of all car owners in Germany are sick of carrying around a set of car keys and would switch to a smartphone-based app, according to research.

Ford and Volkswagen have announced an expanding alliance that will incorporate electric vehicles and a joint investment in Argo AI for the introduction of autonomous vehicle tech.

Bosch is developing cloud-based services that can help take the pressure off electric vehicle batteries and extend their life.

ANCAP has updated the scores realised by the 2019 Ford Endura after it crash tested an Australian-delivered vehicle, seeing it realise higher category scores than European versions.

Production of the Volkswagen Beetle has come to an end after the last car produced at Volkswagen de Mexico’s Puebla plant rolled off the line.