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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.
2022 Peugeot 508 and 3008 plug-in hybrid pricing announced
The first electrified models to come from Peugeot locally will arrive in early 2022, but customers can get an early glimpse
Honda teases new SUV, rumoured to be ZR-V
Mysterious images point to a small SUV from Honda, but it’s not yet known whether the model will come to Australia
Australian engineers at forefront of hydrogen fuel-cell development
Efforts are progressing to improve the efficiency of hydrogen-powered cars
China begins rationing diesel
Demand for the fuel has increased following nationwide electricity shortages
Modern ground effect aerodynamics explained
New racing regulations are embracing old technology, and reviving it from the ground up to fix a persistent problem
2022 Audi A8 and S8 revealed
The updated flagship four-door has been launched, with China gaining an exclusive variant
Tesla opens up Supercharger network in Dutch trial
Just ten of the fast-charging stations will be a part of the pilot program
2022 Honda Civic arrives in Australia ahead of launch
The 11th-generation Civic is set to launch late this year
Skoda posts strong profit for 2021 as production restarts
A short amount of downtime looks like it won’t affect the Czech manufacturer
2023 Volvo XC40 facelift revealed, here third quarter
Volvo’s small SUV brings it in line with the new C40, with more electric powertrains on offer
2021 Jaguar F-Pace R-Dynamic SE D300 review
It’s easy to see why the F-Pace has been a global success for the Coventry carmaker
Aussie race tracks you might not know about
Looking for a new circuit to tackle for your next track day? Here are some suggestions you might not know about
The EVs Australia needs
Australia’s list of on-sale electric vehicles is growing at a glacial pace. We take a look at the cars that could kickstart an EV love affair
Is the agency model better for new car buyers in Australia?
A growing number of manufacturers are switching to the ‘agency model’ for new car sales. But what does that mean and is it good for you? Let’s find out
2022 Ora Cat 01 UK pricing and features
The MG ZS EV could have close competition in the sub-$50k segment
SA passes EV tax into law – UPDATE
The Bill has passed through the State Parliament meaning the charge will be delayed until 2027 (or 30 per cent uptake)
Next-gen Mercedes-AMG GT confirmed, to share SL platform
A new GT is in the works, promising a more hardcore track-oriented AMG based on SL architecture
Ford and GM report third-quarter profit dips due to chip shortage
Semiconductor supply affects the margins of America’s biggest manufacturers
Should autonomous vehicles be provided a dedicated lane?
Traditional vehicles will have to stay in their lane
Bosch to invest an extra €400m in semiconductor production
Chip-maker looking to catch up on supply shortage
Hyundai and Kia partner with US company on solid-state battery tech
The race to develop solid-state batteries heats up, with Hyundai and Kia partnering with Factorial
Polestar defends optional safety features
EV brand surprises with optional safety packs for its Polestar 2 that contrast with parent company Volvo’s values
Why Nissan’s use of Millennium Jade on the GT-R is telling
History is prone to repeating itself, so let’s look back at what the R35’s new paint meant almost 20 years ago
Polestar to steer away from Volvo’s image
Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath explains how Volvo’s commitment to becoming an EV-only producer by 2030 won’t lead to duplicity
