Lexus
Lexus RC (2018 facelift, XC10, first generation) photos
The 2018 Lexus RC facelift has new bumpers, improved aero, new headlamps and taillamps, improved trim, new 19″ wheels, and new color options.
Bentley
Bentley Centenary Specification (2019) photos
Bentley Centenary Specification will be standard on all Bentayga, Mulsanne and Continental GT cars built in 2019, and has new scuff plates and gold badging.
Ford
2019 Ford Focus Active not coming to the US because of China tariffs
The 2020 Ford Focus Active isn’t coming to the US after all. The car was due to imported from China after North American production of the current car ends.
Acura
Acura ILX (2015-2018 facelift, DE, first generation, USA) photos
The Acura ILX got its first facelift for the 2015 model year, and included new LED headlights, taillights, hood, grille, and a 2.4L Earth Dreams engine.
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 Bison (2019, second generation, USA) photos
Made with AEV, the 2019 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 Bison has Boron steel skid plates, steel bumpers, 31″ offroad tires, 17″ wheels, and Chevrolet lettering.
Volvo
Volvo 360c concept (2018) photos
The 2018 Volvo 360c concept is an autonomous electric car with no steering wheel, and an interior that can be a mobile office, sleeping pod, or living room.
Audi
2022 Audi R8 to become a 1,000hp all electric supercar
The third generation Audi R8 will drop its V10 gas engine in favor of multiple electric motors generating up to 1,000hp (746kW).
Acura
Acura ILX A-Spec (2019 facelift, DE, first generation) photos
The 2019 Acura ILX facelift is the car’s second, and it has a bold new face, a sporty A-Spec trim, more safety features, and smartphone mirroring.
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz EQC400 (2020, N293, first generation) photos
The 2020 Mercedes-Benz EQC400 has two electric motors making a total of 300kW (402hp) and 765Nm (564 lb-ft), and a NEDC range of over 450km (280mi).
Dacia
Renault to stop rebadging Dacia models in Russia, Brazil, except Duster
Renault will gradually stop rebadging Dacia models as Renaults because the French company wants to move its main brand upmarket.