News30th Jan 20182 min read2018 Hyundai Santa Fe sketched…News30th Jan 20182 min read2018 Hyundai Santa Fe sketched…
News29th Jan 20181 min readKia K900 interior snapped ahead of potential New York reveal…Scott CollieKia is yet to officially set a reveal date for its second-generation K900 (Quoris) sedan, but the car's cabin has already been snapped by keen fans on a Korean forum. The image reveals a freestanding, Stinger-style infotainment sitting above a horizontal row of buttons and, unlike the Stinger, rectangular air vents. A rotary infotainment controller sits behind the stubby gear-lever, while the centre console and dash are trimmed in dark wood. …
News24th Jan 20182 min readRange Rover SV Coupe confirmed for Geneva…Scott CollieLand Rover will use the 2018 Geneva motor show to unveil the "world's first full-size luxury SUV coupe", in the form of the Range Rover SV Coupe. With a proper two-door silhouette, the SV Coupe is designed to evoke (no, not Evoque) the original 1970 Range Rover. Just 999 examples will be built at the JLR SV Technical Centre in Warwickshire. …
News22nd Jan 20181 min read2018 Hyundai Veloster N walkaround: video…News22nd Jan 20181 min read2018 Hyundai Veloster N walkaround: video…
News20th Jan 20188 min readKia's design bosses in Detroit: The best bits…Mike StevensTravelling with Kia to this week's Detroit motor show, Australian media were given the opportunity to chat with design supremos, Peter Schreyer and Gregory Guillaume. If you've been living under an old Cerato, here's a catch-up on these two fellows. Schreyer was grabbed from Audi in 2006, after 26 years with the premium German brand, to lead Kia away from the "neutral image" that had contributed to its cheap-and-cheerful reputation over the years. …
News18th Jan 20182 min readMazda's rotary engine to make its return in Toyota's autonomous vehicle…Derek Fung
News17th Jan 20181 min readFord goes 'all in', boosts electric car funding to $14 billion…Derek FungFord has confirmed it will more than double its investment in electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The company's previous plan to spend US$4.5 billion ($5.7 billion) on electrified vehicle development by 2020 will now be supplanted by a new goal of investing US$11 billion ($14 billion) by 2022. "We're all in on this and we're taking our mainstream vehicles, our most iconic vehicles, and we're electrifying them," Bill Ford told reporters, including those from Reuters. …
