The electric Nissan Leaf was the darling of the EV industry, slapping the Chevy Volt in the face with its lower price as it took the top spot in U.S. electric-vehicle sales. However, a major issue with heat is starting to emerge, and that makes any sort of debut in the Middle East unlikely.
When Kia launched their all-new flagship, a rear-wheel-drive fullsize sedan based on the Hyundai Genesis, they named it the Kia K9 for the Korean market, but held off on releasing its international name. Now they have, and it’s called the Kia Quoris.
Mazda has released information on its latest version of the Roadster, better known as the MX-5 or the Miata, depending on where you see one.
A refreshed Japanese-market Suzuki Escudo has been introduced as a 2013 model, although it looks like a facelift that was done just for the sake of having a facelift.
VW-owned Czech automaker Skoda have extended their range by adding the ‘Outdoor’ package to the Superb Combi.
For those who didn’t know, BMW also makes motorcycles. The BMW Motorrad division has made a few changes to its 2013 range, the most important being that all of their bikes worldwide will come with ABS as standard now.
The 2013 BMW ActiveHybrid 3 has been unveiled, becoming the first 3-Series to be offered as a hybrid. It also happens to be quicker than the BMW 335i.
Renault will soon be showing off their all-new Renault Clio to the world. The hatchback, which is in its fourth generation, is set to take on the fiercely-competitive market including the Toyota Yaris, Ford Fiesta and the Peugeot 208.
German auto-manufacturer Mercedes-Benz have officially revealed the CLS Shooting Brake, essentially a station-wagon version of the CLS-Class “four-door coupe” sedan.
Aston Martin has decided to revive the Vanquish nameplate after a surprise showing at the Villa d’Este show in Europe.