Leon Poultney

Volkswagen puts fun back on the menu with plans to launch an "entire family" of GTI models in the coming years – here's what we could see.

This is as close to the Apple Car as we will get for now

Gemini will likely prove a big hit with multi-tasking drivers, but the media button refresh might not be so welcome.

Waze-style traffic warnings could be heading to all connected vehicle infotainment systems if Harman has its way.

Mercedes-AMG just teased its first electric ‘super sedan’ – and the large, imposing four-door fastback is on track to challenge the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT.

Your next car may well have more physical buttons and switches, as EuroNCAP cracks down on distracting touchscreens.

Model Y gets a cheaper entry-level version in the US, but it's not good news for range-hungry Cybertruck owners.

LG’s innovative new 'stretchable' touchscreen display has been designed for cars and can miraculously come to life with a physical dial and buttons. But does it make sense in the real world?

As American as apple pie, Jeep is turning its back on thirsty gas engines in favor of electric and hybrid tech.

Demand for electrified commercial vehicles is picking up, as Isuzu becomes the latest of many to announce electrified workhorses for next year.

Citreon's cute quadricycle just got a beach-ready makeover.

Is this the beginning of the end for steering wheels? Mercedes says its all-electric EQS saloon will be the first production model to have steer-by-wire tech.

Low-cost, all-electric pick-up could prove next year's biggest hit automotive hit in North America.

The Shanghai Auto Show proves that Zeekr and MG have both ends of the electric SUV spectrum covered.

CATL joins the five-minute fast-charging club with latest battery tech, but also offers more affordable options for future EVs.

Tesla is offering big discounts and free lifetime charging with new Cybertruck, but it's likely not enough to save its steel.

An over-the-air software update adds a host of new features to Tesla cars.

Zeekr has launched a sleek, grand touring 'shooting brake' version of its 007 sedan available in China – and it should eventually go global, too.

This is not a prank – the McMurtry Spéirling can really drive upside-down.