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Badge-engineered cars have been around for decades, but this is getting out of hand. Mitsubishi heavily relies on partners to accelerate the development of new models and get them to dealers sooner rather than later. In Europe, three Renaults carry the Mitsubishi badge: the Colt (Clio), the ASX (Captur), and…

One thing about Alpine’s movements over the past 24 hours was wholly expected; the other was not. 

Gamers of a certain vintage will recall Cannon Fodder, the 1990s tactical shoot ’em up (as the genre was then known) wherein you guided a squad of soldiers through a series of dangerous and fast-paced missions. Your pool of soldiers was limited, but nevertheless expendable to a degree.

Oliver Oakes has resigned as principal of Alpine with immediate effect and former executive advisor Flavio Briatore is taking over his duties

Alpine team principal Oliver Oakes as resigned with immediate effect, the team has announced. Oakes was brought to the team in July last year to replace Bruno Famin and then went on to form a tandem with executive advisor Flavio Briatore. But six races into the 2025 season Oakes has…

Carmakers say there needs to be more focus on smaller, affordable vehicles in Europe as SUVs gain popularity

Even before US president Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on all imported cars, European automakers had been facing a multitude of challenges. Sales have slumped and manufacturers face rising costs, while Chinese rivals have rapidly been gaining market share.

Renault’s retro reboot continues with the Renault 4 – now in the UK. Can this more family-friendly EV have the same success as the award-winning Renault 5?

Red-carpet launch in Miami has to be backed up with a car on the grid next season, with Briton Graeme Lowdon leading the push