Range Rover has revealed the 'all-new' (similar-looking) 2019 Evoque, headlined by fresh technology, a redesigned cabin, and the availability of a mild-hybrid powertrain.
While it looks fairly similar to the original, the new Evoque blends the distinctive coupe-like design of its forebear with more striking and slimline design elements from the larger Velar.
Subaru Australia has issued a recall for the 2018 Liberty and Outback over concerns vehicles may not display the correct driving range.
The Japanese manufacturer reports affected models could feature a programming error in the Combination Meter Display (CMD), which could cause the driving range indicator to display an inaccurate reading for the distance before refuelling.
McLaren Automotive has announced it will reveal a new model early next month, likely to be the 720S Spider.
The British marque issued the above image which appears to be a 720S, with the only other information given being that the new model will be revealed on December 8.
McLaren's new drop-top supercar will be the second new model launched under the company's £1.2 billion ($2.1b) Track25 business plan, which will see 18 new models and derivatives to be launched between now and 2025.
Lotus has issued a recall for two examples of its 2018 Evora over concerns a build issue could cause a steering fault.
The British sports car specialist reports 'select vehicles' could have a steering column cartridge screw that isn't to specification.
If the condition occurs, the screw could disengage from the cartridge thread, causing the "actions of the steering column" to become unpredictable.
Lotus says the fault could result in serious injury or even death to the vehicle's occupants.
CarAdvice on YourMoney, 21 November 2018: What's on this week's show?
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On this week's episode of CarAdvice, Trent Nikolic and Paul Maric look at revolutionary changes in Israel's car market, Ford's electrifying vans, Holden's design strategies, 7-seat SUVs and plenty more.
First up: Israel is killing off the internal combustion engine, as is Norway. How will this impact global car development and production?
