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The electric car revolution is finally becoming a reality, and not just at the fringes of the car industry. Tesla obviously got the jump on making EVs cool, and deserves some plaudits for it. But now the market's mature, luxury brands are making their moves, spending tens of billions of dollars in the process. Reflecting market demand, the first swathe of zero-tailpipe-emissions product are all crossover SUVs, vehicles that more comfortably wear premium prices.

People often say “don’t forget where you came from”. Although we’re focused on every ne w car, every last detail here at CarAdvice, we have an extensive back-catalogue of news stories, lifestyle yarns and reviews. Here’s a look at what happened on the week of September 18 in years past. We're still waiting for it to hit Australia, but here's a first look We liked it so much we bought one

Mercedes-AMG has recalled the GT and GT S, over concerns about the front passenger seat classification system. According to the company, the software responsible for classifying the passenger mightn't function correctly. That means a child seat could be classified as a person, or a small person could be marked as a child seat.

The BMW 8 Series convertible has been spied ready for an on-stage debut in, it seems, the very near future. There's only a little bit of camouflage on the top of the rear deck, around the rear wheel arches, and covering the vents on the front wings. As is the norm for these things, BMW 8 Series convertible looks exactly like the coupe with accommodations made for its electric folding soft-top.

Traction or power? It's an age-old debate, but a side-by-side drag race with the Nissan GT-R Nismo and Dodge Demon has brought it back to life.