The Infiniti Q50 will debut a new driver-assistance system that will allow for hands-off driving later this year.
Exclusive to the Japanese market at this stage, the Q50 – sold in its home region as the Nissan Skyline – will get an enhanced ProPilot technology suite (dubbed ProPilot 2.0) that uses the vehicle's navigation system to assist drivers on the highway over a pre-determined route.
The hotly-anticipated 2020 Mk8 Volkswagen Golf has been snapped during testing, revealing its high-tech new interior design.
Set to launch later this year (or early next), the Golf will wade into battle with a variation of the dual-screen infotainment system debuted in the Touareg.
There's a fully digital instrument binnacle in front of the driver, flanked by a large touchscreen infotainment system – in the Touareg, the central screen measures 15 inches diagonally.
The Urus is already one of the fastest SUVs ever, but Lamborghini isn't resting on its laurels, allegedly.
Motor Trend's Johnny Lieberman recently took to his Instagram (see bottom), saying he's had word from a "well placed source" that Lamborghini is working on an even "higher performance version" of the Urus, though a name hasn't been confirmed.
Ford UK is expected to cut up to 550 jobs in the coming weeks, as part of the European restructure the company announced in January.
A new report byindustry journal Automotive News Europe says the exact number of UK positions to be impacted is still to be officially determined by Ford, on top of the 5000 jobs cut in Germany earlier this year.
Quoting a "person familiar with the matter", the company is expected to make the bulk of job cuts in salaried non-manufacturing areas in the UK.
The 2020 Ford Puma has been spied undergoing testing around the Nurburgring Nordschleife.
Based on the latest Fiesta, which will only be sold in ST trim Down Under, the new Puma is around the same size as the EcoSport, but should be a much more upmarket affair than the made-in-India crossover.
If the next-generation Escape is anything to go by, the Puma could share its dashboard and most of its interior components with the Fiesta.
