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The 2019 Kia K900 has made its public debut at the New York motor show this week, with new details of the flagship luxury car revealed. In addition to what we already knew about the new model's design and powertrains, Kia has finally released new information regarding the K900's technology and features – including some new driver assistance technologies.

UPDATE: Now with brief preview video from the 2018 New York motor show. Hyundai has pulled back the sheet on its facelifted Tucson, with a sharper exterior, a new transmission, and a comprehensively overhauled interior.

Mazda has begun its rollout of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, announcing the features will be added to the North American 6 sedan during their summer. At this point, the feature is reserved for the facelifted Mazda 6 in North America, but it's not likely to be long before the technology makes its way to Australia. Interestingly, the feature can also be retrofitted to 2018 Mazda6s, likely in an attempt to stop people postponing their purchase ahead of CarPlay's arrival.

BMW Australia has confirmed pricing and specifications for the X2 sDrive 18i and xDrive20d models, bringing the local line-up to three variants. Due by the middle of the year, the new variants follow the sDrive20i launch variant, which arrives in showrooms this month priced from $55,900 before on-road costs. When it arrives in a few months time, the new entry-level sDrive18i will bring the price of entry down by $6000 to $49,900 plus ORCs.

Mercedes-AMG has revealed its facelifted C63 S ahead of the New York motor show this week which, together with the rest of the C-Class line-up, includes a new-look grille, revised drivetrains, new electrical architecture and 25,000 new components. Despite some significant updates, there’s no cutting-edge MBUX – Mercedes-Benz User Experience – infotainment system, despite it debuting in the new A-Class.