Infiniti has unveiled the QX60 Limited and QX80 Limited ahead of the New York motor show this week, which are essentially high-end takes on its popular SUV models.
Both models include exclusive appointments compared to their lesser variants, including exterior cosmetics and interior trim elements.
We don't get it here, but the QX60 is one of the company's top-selling crossover models in the American market, thanks to its spacious and versatile three-row cabin.
The next-generation Volkswagen Touareg has been revealed in Beijing, ahead of an Australian introduction next year.
Pitched as "Volkswagen's claim in the premium class", the new Touareg is a showcase of the brand's latest design, technology and luxury – as any flagship model should.
In terms of looks, the Touareg is instantly recognisable as a Volkswagen, featuring a large, chromed front grille with integrated headlights, a design feature becoming a mainstay in the company's model range.
BMW's CEO has confirmed the company will not commit to volume production of electric vehicles (EV) until at least 2020, as he believes current technology isn't profitable enough.
Speaking with industry journal Automotive News Europe, Harald Krueger, CEO for the BMW Group, said: "We wanted to wait for the fifth generation to be much more cost competitive. We do not want to scale up with the fourth generation".
The upcoming Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid has been previewed in a new video, showing a fleet of pre-production vehicles going through endurance testing.
In terms of design there's no surprises – it looks like any other new Cayenne – though the clip provides some insight into Porsche's development process.
The vehicles are in South Africa, being put to the test on rough asphalt, traffic-packed city roads, and mounted passes some 3000 metres above sea level.
The facelifted Ford Mondeo has been spied on an ice track in Sweden this week, giving us a first look at the mid-life refresh of the Blue Oval's medium car.
Earlier this week the Mondeo's North American twin, the Fusion, was revealed in facelifted 2019 guise – and it appears the Euro-market equivalent is in line for a similar treatment.