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Frankfurt Motor Show is the world’s largest motor show and has been in existence for well over 100 years. Spread across a mammoth 12 halls, manufacturers come from far and wide to display the latest models, technology and concepts, with crowds often exceeding 800,000 people each year.
For more information, head to the official website and stay tuned to WhichCar.com.au for all the latest updates from the Frankfurt Motor Show.
Energy companies awarded $25m to develop EV fast charging network
Five companies to expand charging stations across Australia
Rear-wheel-drive showdown: MOTOR’s closest drag race yet!
Old-school 5.0-litre American V8 versus Korea’s 3.3-litre twin-turbo V6: which of these two rear-drivers will take out the win?
Mercedes-Benz to unveil five new EVs at 2021 IAA Munich Motor Show
September show being used as launchpad for new electric models
Tech talk: Yamaha’s electric monster
Maestros of internal combustion turn their attention to building tech for the next generation of electric hypercars
2021 Jaguar E-Pace recalled over seatbelt issue
Only 31 cars have been affected by the manufacturing problem
Friday Find: Lexus IS F used car review on ReDriven
The IS F was a favourite for the Wheels and MOTOR teams when it launched way back in 2008, but should you consider one today on the used market?
Volkswagen recalls 2012-16 Beetle over airbag inflation issue
Potential issue not related to worldwide Takata recall
Hennessey has unveiled a limited edition version of the Exorcist ZL1 Camaro
Hennessey is celebrating its 30th birthday with a special edition of its 1000hp Exorcist Camaro ZL1
Ford battery R&D facility to be built in Romulus, Michigan
Blue Oval looks to gain foothold in future of EV market
2022 Taigo unveiled as Volkswagen’s latest crossover offering
Lifted coupe-hatch expected to slot between T-Cross and T-Roc
Volkswagen recalls 2021 Touareg over rear axle fault
Only 67 cars are impacted by the issue resulting from manufacturing specifications not being met
Audi recalls 700 cars from A and Q line-ups over seatbelt warning fault
All cars affected were MY18 to MY21
Semi-conductor shortage restricts Australian arrival of Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Brake
Delay only affects numbers of Shooting Brake variants, not liftbacks
Audi announces release date for autonomous Sky Sphere
The first of three Audi concept vehicles will make its public debut on August 11
Opel boss Michael Lohscheller to join VinFast as new CEO
Lohscheller’s four-year stint at the German manufacturer included the development of its EV strategy
2022 Renault Mégane pricing and features for UK as model goes EV/PHEV only
Electrification the only option for new Mégane range
2021 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross vs Honda HR-V RS comparison review
Two differing takes on the ‘small’ SUV debate
Lucid and Faraday: Two EV startups raise billions
Lucid Motors and Faraday Future raise billions to get their cars into production and on the streets
Maserati launches Fuoriserie Program with release of Ghibli Trofeo Corse
New bespoke customisation packages arrive in Australia
Chevy Camaro could end production by 2024, replaced by EV sedan
The Camaro’s replacement could be an EV sedan as the company migrates to an electric-only range
Yaris Cross-based Lexus rumoured
The compact crossover would slot in below the UX
ACT expected to rake in $6m a month from new speed limit fines
Almost 20,000 drivers served infringement notices so far this month
McLaren takes the lid off its 765LT with limited edition Spider
765LT goes topless as McLaren’s fastest Spider
Porsche explores self-driving style with Renndienst concept
The idea of a self-driving Porsche might sting a little, but the company is bound to get on board eventually – and the Renndienst study offers a look at what we might see someday
