Introduced as the most capable Outback ever, the new Subaru Outback Wilderness comes with a host of upgrades to increase its capability for the path less taken.
Building on decades Defender heritage, Land Rover has released the new Defender V8 for the modern era, the most powerful Defender ever produced.
The 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 marks the return of a production V8 to the Wrangler engine bay after nearly 40 years.
Land Rover has updated the Discovery with new mild hybrid powertrains, an advanced infotainment and superior comfort and practicality.
The Ford Ranger Raptor, Ford's expression of what an off-road truck should be like, is now available in Singapore at Regent Motors.
Volvo Cars and NVIDIA are joining forces for the development of a highly advanced, AI-capable core computer for the next generation of Volvo cars.
Ford has introduced the 2018 Expedition FX4 Off-road package in the U.S.A, which makes this iteration the most capable off-road Expedition ever.
Volvo has unveiled its new Drive-E engine concept with Triple Boost Technology that takes the four-cylinder petrol engine to 450bhp.
The new Honda Civic Type R Concept provides styling direction for the exterior design of the hotly-anticipated production version that debuts in 2015.
Finished in an 'Arizona', yellow/orange metallic paintwork, the 210bhp capable Beetle Dune Concept is the all rounder, go-anywhere bug.
BMW has created a research prototype for highly automated driving, which uses advanced control technology to demonstrate maximum safety.
BMW has produced an exciting and adrenaline pumping launch film for the all new BMW 2 Series, highlighting its capable handling credentials.
Seat has revealed a time-lapse video for its Leon Cup Racer which was revealed earlier in May at the GTI Worthersee meet in Austria.
Famed German tuners - Brabus - have introduced a new tuning programme for the recently launched Mercedes CLA-Class.
If sources from the UK are to be believed, the next Civic Type-R could be powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged engine capable of 300 Japanese horses.
Hybrids, electric vehicles or even fuel cell powered vehicles might populate our roads in the near future. But the super car segment will never be dead.