The Vision 7S concept also introduces new corporate identity for the carmaker, linking its rich history to the future of mobility with a new brand ‘picturemark’ and wider use of the Škoda ‘wordmark’.
In a year full of V12 celebrations, the iconic Diablo VT was Lamborghini’s first four-wheel drive super sports car
If you’re wondering when New Zealand will have another driver in Formula 1, the answer may well be not far off, and Liam Lawson is surely the most likely candidate. The 20-year old took the wheel of an Alpha Tauri Formula 1 car in an...
Multi-year agreement with Swedish hydrofoil electric boat company, Candela, extends Polestar’s efforts to drive sustainable electric mobility beyond the automotive industry.
What better way to appreciate the aural delight of Aston Martin’s V12 Vantage than an open air variant. Welcome, the Vantage V12 Roadster.
Kia has stunned the performance car establishment at Monterey Car Week with the debut of the high-performance EV6 GT.
A naturally-aspirated 618kW 5.2-litre V10 engine and 1200kg of downforce headline the single seat Solus GT which started life as a virtual car in the Gran Turismo Sport video game.
Bentley has previewed their new design language with the new Batur coupe, the most powerful Bentley in history.
With 27 separate events staged over 10 days every August, Monterey Car Week has become one of the world’s greatest automotive spectacles.
With a cheeky nod to Australian pop duo, Savage Garden’s 1997 pièce de résistance Truly, Madly, Deeply, 27 Names’s newest campaign, Truly, Madly, Sleepy, is a welcome life raft of levity in a sea of brooding look books of late.
Aston Martin has unveiled a stunning two-seater open cockpit concept called the DBR22. The sleek carbon fibre bodywork conceals a V12 Twin-Turbo powertrain capable of launching the fully functional concept car to 100km/h in 3.4 seconds.
Lamborghini’s next generation Urus Super SUV is breaking records before it has even officially launched, setting a new benchmark for production SUVs at the famous Pikes Peak.