The Jaguar I-Pace will receive Waymo self-driving tech
We review what's at stake with the mainstream introduction of self-driving cars on the horizon
Lynk&Co subscribers will be able to use an app to 'share' their car
Lynk&Co's subscription model will allow you to share your car with strangers. But would you want to?
Chinese demand for upmarket SUVs has convinced VW to make its new Touareg more premium, although it could hinder its chances in the US
Volkswagen's Moia EV will be the first to use complex Aurora driverless tech
With new ‘shared-mobility’ concepts popping up at every motor show, we discuss what it really means
European races, such as the Italian Grand Prix, will now start 70 minutes later, at 14.10 UK time
The sport's new bosses have made a number of changes for the 2018 season – including what time viewers will need to tune in
Skoda sold 100,000 Kodiaqs in 2017
Skoda’s margins are almost double those of its sibling, Volkswagen, so what’s the key to its success?
‘VXR’ has not been axed, but most VXR models have been
Official word from Vauxhall states that VXR hasn't yet perished, but we think otherwise
The Mercedes-Benz GLS will form the base for the Maybach version
With rivals from brands as elusive as Bentley and Rolls-Royce, Maybach's SUV can't just be a posh GLS
The next-generation 1 Series has been developed at the Nürburgring
Moving the power delivery from the back wheels to the fronts might not sound appealing, but it brings many benefits
Close races put bums on seats, as BTCC has shown
British touring cars features performance balancing to level out the competition - but is that really beneficial for racing?
This year's Geneva show featured plenty of hot metal
This year's Geneva show featured plenty of exotica, but we wonder why there were so few mainstream models
Mercedes revealed its plug-in diesel at Geneva
A diesel-electric plug-in hybrid powertrain enables zero-emissions running in town and low CO2 on motorway jaunts
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