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UPDATE, August 2019: It's finally here! Click here to read and watch our first full Australian drive of the new Tesla Model 3. Tesla fans, the wait is over. As of right now you're able to configure and order a Model 3 for delivery in Australia, more than three years after reservations opened. Reservation holders, some of whom lined up overnight in March 2016 for their place in the queue, will get their cars first, but anyone keen on a Model 3 can place an order as of now.

The PSA Group currently lacks a flagship sedan to rival the Germans. In markets like China, that's like playing gridiron without a quarterback. Now the French alliance has its DS premium arm, it appears it finally has a 5 Series and E-Class fighter on the way, at least according to these leaked images from a Chinese product presentation posted to a French online forum.

The eighth-generation Chevrolet Corvette will be a radical departure from all of its predecessors, especially under the skin where everything is all new. Sources have told Muscle Cars and Trucks the new Corvette will use a new encrypted electronic control unit (ECU). While encrypted ECUs aren't new, the eighth-generation Corvette will also debut General Motors's new CAN bus electrical platform, which prioritises cybersecurity.

The facelifted 2020 Lexus RX has been revealed, ahead of its Australian introduction during the fourth quarter of 2019. Design revisions include slimmer headlights, which are now available with blade-scan technology for the auto high-beam function claimed to be much quicker than current systems – said to be a world-first – and subtle updates to the sheetmetal, including "revised character lines" and new bumpers front and rear.

With the SF90 Stradale, Ferrari has answered the EU’s tightening emission standards by releasing a car which not only meets all their present and future regulations, but also happens to be the most powerful and fastest road car the company has ever built.