The covers have been pulled off the European Nissan Pulsar Nismo concept car at the Paris motor show.
Nissan has yet to comment on which motor lurks underneath the Pulsar Nismo's bonnet. We do know, though, that the show car features a six-speed manual transmission and has a redline that's been set just shy of 6500rpm, although there's no boost or temperature gauge either in the instrument cluster or atop the dash.
The Range Rover line-up will expand to include a fourth distinct model, the company’s design chief has confirmed.
Speaking with Australian journalists at the Paris motor show today, Range Rover design director Gerry McGovern confirmed the new model would be a “unique proposition” and not a spin-off of the existing Range Rover, Sport and Evoque model lines.
“It will be a distinct model, differentiated, not a derivative,” McGovern said.
The world’s first “hyper cruiser” - the V10 plug-in hybrid Lamborghini Asterion LPI 910-4 - has been unveiled ahead of its world premiere at the 2014 Paris motor show.
The Italian supercar specialist describes the new Asterion LPI 910-4 as a “technology demonstrator”, a show car that “could be realistically produced today, using technologies currently available and drawing on Lamborghini’s own expertise”.
The Jaguar XE sedan’s all-new diesel engine will consume less fuel than a Toyota Prius and produce almost as much torque as the brand’s F-Type sports car.
The British luxury car maker today confirmed the XE will initially be available with two tunes of Jaguar Land Rover’s new ‘Ingenium’ 2.0-litre four-cylinder diesel engine.
The first will produce 120kW of power and 380Nm, and will deliver combined cycle fuel consumption of 3.8 litres per 100 kilometres and average CO
