Despite its radical styling, the Dreadnought still carries subtle nods to Aston Martin’s heritage.

It can also tow 3,500kg with up to 640 km of range and pricing from R1,149,900.

Bugatti has completed production of the final W16 Mistral, bringing the legendary W16 engine era to a close after 99 exclusive roadsters and a world speed record of 453.91 km/h.

Spy shots reveal aggressive aerodynamic upgrades, while performance is expected to exceed the already potent 1,153 hp.

The upcoming Range Rover Sport Electric combines familiar styling with up to 404 kW, 850Nm and an estimated 531km driving range.

Lamborghini says it still sees demand for manual gearboxes but confirms hybrid technology and automatic transmissions remain its future.

BYD has confirmed the Yangwang U9 Xtreme will attempt to break the 500 km/h barrier in November 2026.

VW Group is reportedly planning to discontinue several slow selling models, including the Jetta, Taos and Porsche Taycan, as part of a major cost cutting drive.

Porsche is ending petrol Macan production this July after underestimating demand, with a new combustion model only arriving two years later.

Audi launches the RS e-tron GT performance in South Africa, its most powerful production car ever.

The first road legal Bugatti Bolide has been revealed at Goodwood 2026, built by UK specialist Lanzante.

New Porsche 911 GT3 spy shots reveal a factory style ducktail spoiler and integrated brake light, tested by Jörg Bergmeister at the Nürburgring.