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UPDATE (3/4/18): The original version of this article stated there is no current six-cylinder E-Class All-Terrain available globally, however, an E350d 4Matic is offered in select markets like the UK. The Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain has been around for 18 months, but there's still no sign of a larger engine to sit above the current E220d in most markets – though that could be about to change.

DS Automobiles – luxury arm of the PSA Group – has announced plans to only offer electrified models by 2025, as part of an electric push starting with the "imminent arrival" of the hybrid DS7 Crossback E-Tense.

Data from research body, Roy Morgan, has confirmed what VFACTS data is already telling us: Australian new car buyers prefer high-riding crossovers to passenger cars. According to the latest release from Roy Morgan, which covers the three months ending February 2018, a total of 2.23 million Australians are planning to buy a car in the next four years – down on 2.55 million from the same period last year.

Subaru has confirmed around 900 vehicles produced between December 2012 and November 2017 have had "certain measurements" like fuel economy and emissions data "inappropriately altered" following an internal investigation. In December last year, the company was ordered by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) to conduct an investigation after it identified nonconforming final vehicle inspections at the company's Gunma and Yajima manufacturing facilities.

Another day, another set of Toyota Supra spy photos. This time around, the company's range-topping sports car has been spied with almost completely undisguised versions of its production wheels. We can now see the two-tone design of the Supra's rims, with the only part obscured being the Toyota badge in the middle. Elsewhere, this prototype vehicle is wearing the same amount of disguise as the car in the previous batch of spy photos, taken around the middle of April.