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Another new compact SUV is on its way to the Indian market, previewed today by the Renault Kiger concept. Measuring "less than four metres" in length, the Kiger will take on other new models like the Kia Sonet and the Nissan Magnite – the latter, of course, being a Renault Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance stablemate. In India, the Kiber will be sold alongside other Renault SUVs the Kwid, Duster (badged as a Dacia in other markets) and the Triber.

Motorists in NSW will no longer be warned of the presence of mobile speed cameras. Reflective roadside signs alerting traffic to the speed detection devices are set to be removed over the next 12 months. Currently, warning signs are located 250 metres ahead of and 50 metres after each mobile speed camera car, giving motorists an opportunity to check their speed.

The 2022 Subaru BRZ has been officially unveiled, after months of rumours and teasers. Let's start with the information every car enthusiast has been waiting for: powering the new BRZ – and likely the next-generation Toyota 86 – is a 2.4-litre naturally-aspirated four-cylinder 'boxer' engine. You read that right: no turbocharger to be found here.

Police in Italy have used a Lamborghini to transport a life-saving donor organ a distance of 480km in about two hours. The Lamborghini Huracan V10 supercar has been on loan to Italian police since 2017 and is used to convey urgent medical deliveries when a helicopter is either not available or not suitable for the emergency assignment. The organs are stored in a chilled container placed in the nose of the Lamborghini Huracan.

Jeep has officially revealed its most powerful Wrangler ever, the Rubicon 392, for the US market. Getting the bad news out of the way first, this 350kW/637Nm monster is being produced in left-hand drive only, and Jeep says there are no plans for right-hand-drive for now. No doubt there are plenty of local Jeep fans who hope that might change one day.