Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia has issued a recall for three 2016 model-year Range Rover Evoques over concerns vehicles may not meet emissions standards.
"During testing there was greater than expected variation in CO2 emissions between vehicles," the British marque says in its notice.
Three units are affected by this recall, sold between 18 December 2015 and 30 March 2016 – a VIN list is available here.
Audi Sport has revealed the all-new RS7 Sportback for the 2019 Frankfurt motor show, joining its wagon-bodied RS6 sibling in the revamped performance line-up.
Power comes from the same stonking 441kW/800Nm 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 as the new RS6 Avant, with peak torque available between 2100 and 4500rpm.
Solid-state batteries are high on the list of priorities for carmakers, given they promise to unlock more range from electric vehicles in a more stable, lighter, compact package.
Volkswagen knows the impact solid-state technology could have, and is working hard to match its Japanese competitors in the field.
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Audi Australia has issued a recall for the 2015-19 model-year 'FY' Q5 over concerns the wheel arch covers could detach from affected vehicles.
The German marque reports that the recalled Q5 models could have "incorrectly fastened wheel arch covers could come loose over time and potentially detach".
"If the wheel arch covers loosen, they may detach from the vehicle and pose an accident risk to road users," Audi says in its recall notice.
