What car should you be purchasing next? Find out from our first-hand evaluations of this year’s newest luxury cars.
Audi’s first all-electric car is refreshingly normal
And now, for something completely different (in a good way)
BMW’s long-awaited small saloon is finally here
The brand’s flagship four-door oozes quality
The plug-in hybrid BMW X3 is packed with tech and frugal to a fault
The best Z4, and best convertible that BMW has made in the modern era
It has agility and acceleration to spare, but an underwhelming engine note
A whacking great V8 motor makes this SUV think it’s a sports car
Jaguar’s updated XE saloon goes head-to-head with the German competition
This 770hp monster is brutal in every way imaginable
Million-dollar looks and all the daily usability you could want
The first all-new Defender in 70 years is an utter triumph
Sports cars don’t come purer (or more spartan) than this
The GT is the most un-McLaren McLaren ever
Mid-tier notchback with top-tier performance
It’s gotten the mildest of mild facelifts, but it’s still definitely a crowd-pleaser
A near-perfect blend of size, equipment and of course, price
Quirky, practical and full of Mini charm
Mini’s first electric car is every bit a Mini, and then some
Small in stature but big on power
The most complete 911 that was ever made (and that’s saying something)
Porsche’s SUV-shaped ‘sports car’ gets even sportier
It may be electric, but it’s a Porsche to the core
What does the future of driving and luxury automobiles look like?
Since 1963, Lamborghini has been one of the world’s leading supercar manufacturers, building cars that are not only exciting to drive, but also to look at. Today, Lamborghini produces the Urus super-SUV; the Aventador with its naturally-aspirated V12 engine and the Huracán, a supercar renowned for its agility and daily suitability.
The rear-wheel-drive Huracán EVO RWD is the purest, most driver-focused interpretation of the Huracán EVO’s values yet, making you feel completely at one with the machine. Explore the magic of the Huracán EVO RWD with this multi-sensory virtual experience in the tiles to the right, and ReWinD (RWD) to a time when the world melts away and nothing else but the drive matters.
Since 1963, Lamborghini has been one of the world’s leading supercar manufacturers, building cars that are not only exciting to drive, but also to look at. Today, Lamborghini produces the Urus super-SUV; the Aventador with its naturally-aspirated V12 engine and the Huracán, a supercar renowned for its agility and daily suitability.
The rear-wheel-drive Huracán EVO RWD is the purest, most driver-focused interpretation of the Huracán EVO’s values yet, making you feel completely at one with the machine. Explore the magic of the Huracán EVO RWD with this multi-sensory virtual experience in the tiles to the right, and ReWinD (RWD) to a time when the world melts away and nothing else but the drive matters.
