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Audi Admits Its Interior Quality Is Worse Now

Since the mid-1990s, Audi has stood for uncompromising quality in workmanship and materials like no other brand. This laid the foundation for its rise from a somewhat brittle-looking corporate mouse to a premium manufacturer on par with Mercedes and BMW in terms of image. Recently, however, this nimbus has begun…

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Porsche Carrera Cup star takes final WSR seat for BTCC debut

Porsche Carrera Cup GB runner-up Charles Rainford has secured a plum seat at the West Surrey Racing BMW team for the 2025 British Touring Car Championship campaign.

Autosport

BMW’s Neue Klasse EVs Will Have Up To 560 Miles Of Range

BMW has been working on its next generation of electric vehicles for several years and has claimed the improvements will be substantial. Now we have some tangible figures, and they’re impressive.

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Here's Proof the GV60 Magma Might Actually Be Good

The Genesis GV60 will be the first "Magma" model to join the brand's expanding lineup. The automaker introduced the performance line nearly a year ago, quickly tempering expectations that Magma would be as hardcore as BMW M or Mercedes-AMG. Since then, we've been wondering how it'll compare to other performance…

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Sony-Honda Can't Explain Why You Should Buy The Afeela EV

Sony-Honda Mobility is serious about making an electric vehicle. It has a real product, that I’ve sat in. It has the full might of Honda’s EV hub in Marysville, Ohio behind it. There’s an AI assistant, PlayStation integration and a suite of driver-assistance systems. The Sony-Honda Afeela 1 has everything…

InsideEVs

Who Is the New Mini Cooper For? Review

The modern Mini Cooper has always appealed to a certain type of person. Small yet premium, sporty not shouty, and with a strong whiff of manufactured kitsch, BMW’s Oxford-built hatchback aims for yuppies but lands more with older folks as a third or fourth car. While the newest iteration tries…

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Engstler Lamborghini doubles up in Valencia at GT Winter Series

Engstler Motorsport Lamborghini claimed a pair of race wins in the Valencia round of the GT Winter Series.

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Future Mercedes EVs Will Look More Like Gas Cars

Mercedes will take a page from BMW's book by unifying its design language between combustion-engine cars and EVs. In what is possibly the best news you'll hear all week, future models with the three-pointed star will adopt a "coherent design language" across the whole portfolio. The world's second-largest luxury brand…

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Ferrari gets weight break under WEC Qatar BoP

Ferrari and Toyota will go to the grid for this month’s Qatar World Endurance Championship season-opener significantly lighter than 12 months ago when they both proved uncompetitive.

Autosport

Samsung Wallet expands its Digital Key support to Polestar and Volvo

Samsung detailed its recent Digital Key expansion for Galaxy phone users with the Wallet app.

Android Central

Are Chinese Manufacturers Bringing Back the Inline-4 Middleweight Sportbike?

Just a few years ago, some of the most desirable sportbikes were top-tier machines like the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR, or perhaps the razor-sharp BMW S 1000 RR. And while these bikes are well and truly bedroom wall poster material, consumer preferences have shifted to smaller, more sensible machines.

RideApart

Mark Your Calendars, BMW Motorrad Days Returns To the US

BMW Motorrad has been one of the biggest names in the motorcycle industry for more than a century now. From highly desirable classics like the R69S to modern-day marvels of engineering like the M 1000 RR, BMW surely knows a thing or two about making awesome bikes.

RideApart

Tesla Full Self-Driving Could Be China's Tariff Bargaining Chip

When the controversial CEO of a global automaker becomes the Best-Friend-in-Chief and helps to define national policy, there might be some bleed-over into conflicts of interest. It seems that China may be betting on exactly that, especially as Tesla waits for the Chinese government to approve the use of its Full Self-Driving software on Chinese…

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Forget Tesla, this is the most powerful EV I’ve tried by miles

The BMW Vision Driving experience shows just how powerful EVs of the future could be

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BMW's Insane, 13,000 LB-FT Vision Driving Experience Proves The EV Future Will Be Wild

The camouflaged BMW Vision Driving Experience (VDX) technology demonstrator appeared low-slung and menacing. I had to contort myself awkwardly to get in and squeeze into its carbon-fiber bucket seats. BMW officials helped me buckle the four-point harness before German motorsport racing driver Jens Klingmann fired up the EV. He drove…

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BMW Made a 'Superbrain' Computer to Power This Prototype

BMW's first Neue Klasse model will enter production later this year, signaling the start of a new generation of cars from the German automaker. Enthusiasts are interested in the gritty details like horsepower and 0-60 times. BMW's new Vision Driving Experience electric prototype, a high-performance test rig, reveals the automaker…

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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 Is Stealing Tons Of Buyers From Other Brands

Broadly speaking, electric vehicles are throwing loyalty out the window and helping brands steal buyers from competitors in unexpected ways. That's something we've known to be true for years, and it's something car companies brag about constantly. For automakers, "conquests" are a big deal.

The Independent UK

BMW M4: Genie in the throttle

CAR REVIEW: Sean O’Grady takes this well-built, understated model out on the road and finds that, pricey as it may be, his every wish is its command

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The BTCC will be eager for Turkington to return after news of 2025 departure

This is, it seems, a Marcus Rashford moment. The most celebrated home-grown member of the most historic of teams finds himself out of the squad. From one pinnacle of UK sport, it’s the same in another.

Autosport

BTCC legend Turkington drops from 2025 grid due to "commercial realities"

The four-time British Touring Car Championship champion Colin Turkington will be absent from the 2025 grid due to the current commercial climate.

Motor1

Audi Is Moving Upmarket with Fancier, More Expensive Cars

2024 was a terrible year for Audi. Deliveries fell by 11.8% to 1,671,218 cars, allowing Tesla to overtake the Four Rings for the first time ever. Domestic rivals BMW and Mercedes also finished way ahead in the luxury sales race. With that in mind, you'd think that the last thing…

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BMW Didn't Expect the New M5 to Get Body-Shamed

The new M5 has let itself go compared to its predecessor, but some would argue it was a necessary evil. There's still a big V-8 engine under the hood, only this time, it's supplemented by an electric motor built into the gearbox. Turning the super sedan into a plug-in hybrid…

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The Zeekr 7X Is A High-Voltage Luxury SUV Aiming For Europe And Beyond

Last year was a good year for Zeekr. Despite growing anti-China tensions, a softening Chinese economy, and overall weirdness in the EV market, it’s been largely nothing but net for the Sino-Swedish brand. It doesn’t even sell cars in America but it still stole the show at CES, while announcing…

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Most Auto-Braking Systems Actually Work Now, Says IIHS

A few years ago, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) discovered that its automatic emergency braking (AEB) test wasn’t really simulating real-world crashes. It had been testing the systems at relatively low speeds, far below the speeds where most rear-end crashes actually occurred. The IIHS decided to raise the…

The Independent UK

Should I buy a used electric car? The pros and cons of second-hand EVs

ADVICE: As the electric vehicle market grows, more people are considering whether buying a used EV is a smart decision. Sales of new EVs are cooling, but the used market is thriving, and better batteries and longer warranties mean they’re more appealing than ever. Steve Fowler asks: is now the…

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