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Update - This article previously stated the Huracan Performante would be revealed on March 1, however the reveal will take place on March 7. The all-out Lamborghini Huracan Performante has been teased ahead of its global reveal on March 7 at the 2017 Geneva motor show. In a new online video, Lamborghini details the new model's active aerodynamics package, helping the Huracan Performante to be a serious track weapon - namely around the famous Nurburgring circuit.

The Peugeot Instinct concept has been leaked ahead of its official unveiling at the 2017 Geneva motor show, which takes place in early March. The image you see here was published on the official Geneva motor show website. Unfortunately the site doesn't offer any further details about the vehicle, except that it will be shown at Peugeot's stand.

The first car to be built under the Italdesign Automobili Speciali brand has been unveiled, although the Italian design house has yet to reveal the vehicle's name. Said to be built on a modular carbon-fibre and aluminium chassis, this car is powered by a naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10. Although power and torque figures have yet to be announced, Italdesign says that the carbon-fibre-bodied car is capable of sprinting from 0-100km/h in 3.2 seconds, and hitting a top speed over 330km/h.

The Toyota i-TRIL concept, destined for next month's Geneva motor show, will preview the company's step into the autonomous driving landscape. Described as an alternative to city cars, motorcycles, and "and other electric vehicles", the i-TRIL is said to be Toyota's view of an engaging and environmentally friendly mobility solution.

The all-new 2018 Hyundai Accent sedan has been revealed this week at the Canadian motor show in Toronto. Like the current car, the Accent will be offered in both hatchback and sedan bodies, though the new model is longer and wider than its predecessor in both forms, while also offering more space between the axles. Only the sedan has been revealed so far, which draws much inspiration from the larger Elantra in terms of its design, sporting a 'mini-me' look at both the front and rear ends.