Luxury Cars

Aston Martin used the backdrop of Monaco for the first public demonstration of its Rapide E electric sport sedan.

Land Rover's Discovery Sport is about to receive a mid-cycle update. However, this won't be your typical facelift-style update as there will be substantial updates to the small SUV's underpinnings, exterior and cabin.

Prince Harry welcomed a baby boy, then got a look at Land Rover's new baby, the Defender, ahead of the 2020 Invictus Games. The Defender will be used in a driving competition in the games.

Rolls-Royce has built a one-off Phantom to mark its 115th anniversary, and will sell the car to the highest bidder via an online auction.

The French automaker PSA Group may be interested in acquiring Jaguar-Land Rover from India's Tata Motors. Tata denies the desire to sell, but PSA has plenty of reasons to aim for the luxury brands.

A Porsche Cayenne GT5 Coupe may be in the works as a hardcore Cayenne Coupe is reportedly in the works and Porsche in the past year filed trademark protection for the "GT5."

There will be only one Bentley Continental GT convertible by Mulliner in Bavaria spec, and it's probably not going to be cheap.

Audi Sport is out testing prototypes for a new generation of the RS Q3 due on the market in late 2019 or early the following year. Also in the works is a more coupe-like variant dubbed the RS Q3 Sportback.

BMW will drop the 3-Series Gran Turismo from its lineup in a cost-cutting measure targeting more than $13.4 billion of savings by the end of 2022.

BMW is developing self-driving technology at Level 4 and Level 5 capability and expects to have it available for sale by 2024 at the earliest.

Designers gave insiders a glimpse into what's coming next for Buick now that it's no longer affiliated with Opel.

Although it is heavily investing in EV technology and plans to launch several battery-electric models in the coming years, Maserati won't completely move away from cars with gas engines.

Cadillac plans to introduce a new or refreshed model roughly every six months through to the end of 2021, and one of these will be an updated XT5. Prototypes for the refreshed crossover surfaced recently near General Motors' headquarters in Detroit.

Given concerns about range and charging times for electric cars, Audi is reviving its fuel-cell vehicle program.

The Polestar 2 is more than just an electric Volvo.

Lexus is set to replace its CT with a minicar, potentially an electric crossover based on 2015's LF-SA concept.

Cadillac plans continuous updates for its Super Cruise self-driving system now that the feature is being expanded across the brand's lineup.

The 2020 Land Rover Range Rover's base powertrain is a turbocharged inline-6 and mild-hybrid setup that's both more powerful and more efficient than the previous supercharged V-6.

While its rivals shy away from manual transmissions, Aston Martin's CEO has vowed to always offer the three-pedal option in its lineup.

With the 2020 XE, Jaguar puts its compact sport-sedan hopes in simple turbo-4 power, excellent handling, and a best-in-class warranty.