Matt Robinson

The ‘coupe’ version of Porsche’s first electric Cayenne is an inch lower, slightly slipperier, and has the same mental 850kW Turbo flagship.

Porsche’s longest-serving SUV nameplate, the Cayenne, makes the transition to fully electric power. Has its sporty-yet-luxurious character survived the switch?

Run-out Audi RS3 special edition adds coilover suspension, lots of carbon and a flashy interior – and Australia is getting just 18 of them.

Never has such a mild facelift hidden such a huge amount of work. The Atto 3 Evo is almost an all-new car beneath – is a new EV star born?

The new Audi RS5 PHEV serves up a whopping 470kW and 825Nm, and can hit 100km/h in just 3.6 seconds – but it also weighs almost 2.4 tonnes.

We’re looking at the return of the Fabia RS here – well, sort of, given that it is in fact the 130. But is this newcomer hot enough?

A bit of spit-and-polish for the French hatchback, but is that enough to keep the third-gen 308 relevant in an age dominated by SUVs?

Toyota borrows Suzuki’s e-Vitara EV to create its smallest electric crossover. But has it significantly changed in the process?

BYD’s ongoing product assault continues with the Seal 6 DM-i, but is it really worth ignoring a BMW 3 Series PHEV for this newcomer?

Cupra takes the lead on developing the most affordable Volkswagen Group EV we’ve yet seen – and the best news is the upcoming Raval drives superbly.

MG goes large for its electric SUV alternative to compact EVs such as the Kia EV3 and Skoda Elroq. Here’s the S6 EV.

Suzuki’s first-ever EV goes by a name we’re all familiar with, but is the new e-Vitara a small electric SUV worth waiting for?