Luxury Cars

The Porsche Cayenne looks set to take on a radical new look.

The X3 is among BMW's best-selling vehicles, and the automaker plans to keep the momentum going with a mild facelift.

Bentley's first electric vehicle is being developed alongside similar models from Audi and Porsche.

A high-performance Cadillac Escalade is coming, and we hear it will pack a supercharged V-8.

Auid's flagship sedan is about to come in for a round of updates that could include the addition of more luxurious version.

A more handsome, more luxurious Genesis G70 sedan arrives this summer.

The new RS 7 is an upgrade over the old car in nearly every way. It’s more luxurious, features better technology, offers superior comfort, and the handling has improved as well. But it has also left behind some of the playfulness of its youth and I miss it.

The Rolls-Royce Dawn and Wraith, the last two-door models in the Rolls-Royce lineup, won't return after the 2021 model year.

Having dabbled with an electric SLS in 2014, AMG is now ready to make EVs a permanent fixture in its lineup.

The 2022 model year sees the GLC63 S available in both regular and coupe-like body styles for the first time.

Just 88 examples of the Aston Martin V12 Speedster will be built, and some will feature a DBR1-inspired livery.

Audi's base R8 enters the 2022 model year with a boost in power but also a boost in pricing.

Lotus is developing a crossover using one of three electric-vehicle platforms the company has at its disposal.

Acura will use GM's Ultium platform and batteries for an electric vehicle due for the 2024 model year.

There are now two distinct body styles for the Audi A7, though one of them is exclusive to China.

Hongqi used the Shanghai auto show to present a flagship sedan concept.

Cadillac's chief said the brand will be selling only electric vehicles by 2030.

The plug-in hybrid version of Mercedes-Benz AMG's GT 4-Door Coupe has been spotted and will pack over 800 hp.

BMW plans to increase battery energy density by moving to solid-state batteries, with a prototype by 2025 and a production version by 2030.

BMW is working on a redesigned X1, and this time around there will be a battery-electric option.