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Ssangyong has revealed pricing and specs for the 2019 Musso, as it prepares for a November relaunch Down Under. Now a factory-backed operation, the South Korean brand will launch with four model lines when it touches down: Rexton, Musso, Tivoli and Tivoli XLV. The entire range will be covered by a seven-year, unlimited kilometre warranty.

The new Kia Telluride crossover has been spotted completely undisguised while undergoing testing the Middle East. Thanks to CarAdvice reader Ryan for pointing us towards these photos, which were posted on the Bobaedream forums. The production Telluride carries over many of the design cues used on the 2016 concept car, including the boxy rectangular shape, rounded corners and surfacing – all of which serve to emphasise the car's size.

Mercedes-Benz's new EQ electric technology could be powering a significant proportion of cars it sells by 2025, according to Mercedes-Benz research and development chief Ola Kallenius. Speaking with Australian media at the global launch of the new EQC electric SUV in Sweden this week, Kallenius shared some insight on the company's plans for EQ electric and EQ Power plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models in the next decade.

Following its introduction earlier this year, Mitsubishi has expanded the Eclipse Cross family with a new price-leading variant to give the range a more enticing entry point. Priced from $29,990 plus on road costs, the Eclipse Cross ES looks little different from higher specced LS and Exceed versions, but packs in a few key equipment changes.

Mercedes-Benz Australia has released pricing and specifications for the upgraded 2019 E-Class range, bolstered by new powertrain options and added technology. Key changes for the new model year include the standard fitment of the Driver Assistance Package Plus acros the range, adding features like enhanced traffic sign assist for the adaptive cruise control system.