News10th Oct 20172 min read2018 Range Rover revealed in video leak…News10th Oct 20172 min read2018 Range Rover revealed in video leak…
News9th Oct 20172 min readNew material can turn seawater into hydrogen for fuel cell cars…Derek FungResearchers from University of Central Florida claim to have created a new substance that can extract hydrogen from seawater much more efficiently than current methods, potentially making hydrogen fuel cell technology a viable alternative to existing fossil fuels. …
News9th Oct 20171 min readMercedes-Benz celebrating 50 years of AMG at Melbourne's Motorclassica…Rob Margeit
News9th Oct 20172 min read2018 Alpina B5 BiTurbo pricing and specs - UPDATE…James WongUpdate (7/2/18): Alpina's local division has re-priced the B5 sedan, which now starts from $210,000 before on-road costs. Australian pricing and specifications for the new Alpina B5 BiTurbo have been announced, with the luxury super sedan to kick off at $210,000 before on-road costs. Based on the new-generation 'G30' BMW 5 Series, the Alpina B5 BiTurbo is the quickest-accelerating vehicle that the company has ever built - managing the 0-100km/h sprint in just 3.5 seconds. …
News9th Oct 20171 min readSubaru WRX and STI recalled, audio system too hot to handle…News9th Oct 20171 min readSubaru WRX and STI recalled, audio system too hot to handle…
News9th Oct 20172 min readRolls-Royce looks to electrify Phantom, stays cool on autonomy…Mike DuffWhile there was no surprise that Rolls-Royce chose to launch the new Phantom with a V12 petrol engine, the company has also been dropping broad hints it will follow with an EV version. Those hints started as long ago as 2011 with the 102EX concept, but now CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös has confirmed that the new Phantom is likely to receive the option of a pure electric powertrain during its lifespan. MORE: Rolls-Royce 102EX concept REVIEW …
News8th Oct 20172 min readGosford Classic Car Museum rolling out some beauties for first auction…Mandy Turner
News8th Oct 20172 min readPierre Leclerq joins Kia as head of styling…Mike StevensKia has expanded its design team under supremo Peter Schreyer, announcing Pierre Leclercq as its new Head of Styling. Confirmed in September, Leclerq's appointment follows a four-year stint with Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motors and a lengthy tour with BMW. The Belgian-born designer was most recently in the spotlight for his work with Haval, revealing the HB-02 and HR-02 concepts in 2016 and the HB-03 earlier this year. …
