McLaren Automotive has confirmed a multi-year partnership with the International Motor Sports Association, the sanctioning body for sports car competition.
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Alfa Romeo has unveiled the Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio NRING range at the New York International Auto Show, and only 110 total examples will be built.
The new Kia Stinger GTS sports a newly developed dynamic all-wheel drive system that adds drift mode, limited to just 800 units.
Nissan draws on 50 years of GT-R racing history to perfect the ultimate performance machine - the GT-R 50th Anniversary Edition.
The new Ferrari F8 Tributo, the latest iteration of the brand's mid-rear-engine sports car, made its regional launch in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The all-electric Volkswagen ID. R has completed the next series of tests in France, in preparation for the challenges that lie ahead at the Nurburgring.
An advanced engineering study is looking into the feasibility of having reverse-flow traffic schemes on the Pan-Island Expressway and Kranji Expressway.
The supply of car COEs from the May to July period will dip by 9.5%, much smaller than the 20% some industry players expected.
Aston Martin will contest the 2019 ADAC Zurich 24-hour race staged on the world famous Nurburgring Nordschleife with an all-star driver lineup.
For the first time ever, the Audi S5 has a 3.0 TDI V6 diesel under the hood for a combination of power, torque and efficiency.
March 2019 was the best-ever single sales month in the BMW Group's history with a total of 263,319 premium vehicles delivered.
The McLaren Group has announced a new multi-year partnership with global law firm Ashurst as its Official Legal Services Partner.
The new SUV model from Porsche celebrates its exhibition premiere at Auto Shanghai, one of Asia's most important motor shows.
The Lamborghini Museum at Sant'Agata Bolognese has adopted a new look and become MUDETEC, the Museum of Technology.
The EQC Edition 1886 showcases Mercedes-Benz's emphasis on the idea that future mobility goes well beyond vehicles themselves.