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The US safety body has said drivers of semi-autonomous cars are becoming too reliant on the technology – believing systems can drive for them.

Mazda has announced the CX-60's flagship grade is due to launch in Australia next year with the company’s most powerful engine yet.

Days after BMW revealed the new M2, images of the sports coupe's official performance parts catalogue have appeared online.

Within three years, the Hyundai Motor Group claims its electric cars will run for 50 per cent longer than those currently on sale.

Nissan says it expects to lose more than 100 billion yen ($AU1.1 billion) by selling its subsidiary to the Russian government.

The final edition of the $US500,000 Ford GT LM, a car developed entirely to win at Le Mans, is being given a send-off with a unique connection to the French sports car race.

A hybrid V12 engine is expected to power the Ferrari 812 Superfast’s successor, with the grand tourer due to go out of production at the end of this year.

Rivian has recalled almost 80 per cent of its electric cars in the US, owing to a loose fastener between the front upper control arm and steering knuckle.

An all-new GranCabrio convertible will come quickly after Maserati's new GranTurismo coupe.

The first Toyota GR Corolla in Australia made a low-key cameo appearance at the Bathurst 1000.