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Underneath the camouflaged bodywork is the replacement to the Ferrari LaFerrari – with twin-turbo V8 and plug-in hybrid power.

A Hong Kong number plate bearing a single letter has sold for $HK25.5 million – $4.7 million in Australian currency – but it's still not the most expensive registration plate in the world.

Tesla will recall more than 360,000 electric cars equipped with its most advanced autonomous driving technology – marketed as Full Self-Driving.

In a response to a crime wave, Kia and Hyundai will voluntarily recall more than 8 million vehicles in the US to fit basic anti-theft 'immobilisers'.

The ACT government won’t issue monetary fines or a loss of demerit points to motorists caught by mobile phone detection cameras for almost 10 months.

A hoon driver is being investigated by police after performing a burnout in front of a Brisbane police station.

Europe has banned the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2035 – but ‘internal combustion’ engines will live on with the help of new technology.

US road safety authorities are investigating whether more than 9.1 million electric and hybrid cars have to be fitted with noise-emitting speakers.

Production of the Ford F-150 Lightning electric pick-up has been put on hold after the US car giant discovered a battery defect.

The MG Cyberster has been pictured undisguised for the first time, providing a better look at China’s electric interpretation of a classic British sports car.