Pininfarina has teased the HK GT ahead of its official unveiling at the Geneva motor show this March.
As you'd expect, the images published on social media doesn't give much away. It provides a sneak peek at the top of the car, revealing a two-door body and slimline cameras built into the bodywork in place of side mirrors.
Inside, you can expect a cabin trimmed in a combination of suede and leather, complete with some expensive wood trim on the centre console.
Skoda has tonight unveiled the refreshed 2018 Fabia, ahead of its full debut at the Geneva motor show in March.
Although it isn't an all-new model, the fresh Fabia boasts a host of improvements over the current car, with more technology and sharper looks on offer.
The refreshed supermini will be offered exclusively with three-cylinder MPI and TSI 1.0-litre engines in Europe, each in two states of tune. The MPI is offered in 44kW and 55kW trim, while the TSI is available with 70kW or 81kW.
Tesla stands by revised production targets, posts worst-ever quarter
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Tesla has stood by plans to build 2500 Model 3s per week by the end of March, despite having posted its worst-ever quarterly loss in Q4 of 2017.
The company lost US$675.4 million ($864.2 million) across October, November and December 2017, compared to a $121 million loss in the same period of 2016. The information was disclosed in its financial results and shareholder letter.
The Jaguar D-Type of the 1950s has been revived 60 years after it first went out of production, with the company's Classic Works division to produce a limited run of the iconic Le Mans racer.
Last built in 1956, the Jaguar D-Type had an original production run of 75 units. It won the Le Mans 24 Hour race three times from 1955 to 1957, and also spawned the XKSS road car – which incidentally was also recently revived in a limited production run.
An electric variant of the third-generation Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is set for production, and Mercedes-Benz Australia is hopeful the eco-friendly load lugger will make it Down Under.
While technical details are yet to be revealed, Mercedes-Benz confirmed at the launch of the new Sprinter in Germany last night the eSprinter would go on sale in Europe later in 2019, following the smaller eVito, revealed last year and on sale in Europe in 2018.
