News21st Nov 20172 min readLynk & Co 02 surfaces online…News21st Nov 20172 min readLynk & Co 02 surfaces online…
News15th Nov 20171 min read2018 Lexus RXL confirmed for Los Angeles debut…Derek FungThe Lexus RXL has been confirmed for its world debut at the Los Angeles motor show, which starts later this month. The new three-row, seven-seat crossover will be shown in RX350 guise, presumably powered by the brand's 221kW 3.5-litre naturally aspirated V6. There will also be a RX450hL model, but this will be unveiled at a later and yet-to-be-specified date. This model will likely feature a 230kW hybrid drivetrain with a 3.5-litre V6 at its core. Above: A render from Mag-X. …
News14th Nov 20171 min read2018 McLaren Ultimate Series teased again ahead of December reveal…Derek FungThe next-generation McLaren Ultimate Series hypercar has been teased again, with the sports car maker confirming its new vehicle will be unveiled online on December 10, UK time. The as-yet unnamed car, won't receive its full public debut until the 2018 Geneva motor show, which takes place in March. Said to be "track concentrated", the new Ultimate Series model will replace the P1 and the P1 GTR in the company's range. Above and below: A McLaren BP23 mule. …
News13th Nov 20172 min read2018 Infiniti QX80 detailed ahead of Australian debut…News13th Nov 20172 min read2018 Infiniti QX80 detailed ahead of Australian debut…
News8th Nov 20171 min read2018 Jeep Wrangler interior revealed…Derek FungThe interior of the fourth-generation Jeep Wrangler has been revealed ahead of the car's full debut at the 2017 Los Angeles motor show. Following a set of three exterior photos last week, Jeep has continued its drip feed of information and pictures about its new Wrangler. Today's photos give us a look inside the car's interior, specifically that of the two-door Wrangler Rubicon. …
News27th Oct 20172 min readWhat sound will a Nissan EV make?…Mike CostelloElectric cars may well be capable of driving in relative silence — save tyre noise — but that doesn’t mean regulators are going to let them. As a result, car-makers moving into the EV space must give them artificial ‘notes’ to warn pedestrians — potentially busy on their smartphones. That’s why Nissan, one of the world’s biggest EV producers, made a point of discussing a sound at today’s Tokyo motor show, before revealing the IMx concept car we were really there to see. …
