Tom Place

This week we discuss the all-new Toyota Tundra, the fully-electric Ioniq 5 midsize SUV and some big changes at the Chasing Cars office.

Bentley will soon move away from W12-cylinder engines but before it does the new Continental GT Speed will remind fans why it's so iconic.

Announced as the latest in a line of Ford’s popular Raptor variants, the Bronco is likely to be the hardest-core yet.

Before the ban hammer comes down on Godzilla, Nissan will launch two special editions that offer serious performance with a fitting look.

Mazda is broadening the appeal of its popular BT-50 with several running changes for 2022 and an efficient new entry-level engine.

The Hilux has been the best selling vehicle in Australia for five straight years so will the bigger Tundra come down-under?

After nearly 14 years on sale, the iLoad has been retired and in its place steps a van from a whole new galaxy in terms of comfort and safety.

Australians have fallen in love with the hybrid SUV formula, and Kia’s local representation are determined to give them another option.

This week has had a look at the changes made to the most popular SUVs in Australia and the new rules killing our favourite sports cars.

Engineers have squeezed an extra 30Nm out of the punchy engine and given the ST a suite of new technology to make it a better daily driver.

The Sorento plug-in hybrid is already on Australian soil, so when will it go on sale – and what can we expect from this seven-seat SUV?

The introduction of strict new safety design rules has claimed yet another victim that sits close to the heart of the motoring enthusiast.

New Australian safety standards have killed off the GT-R but its final iteration in a lengthy run time looks to be its best yet.

Now available only in the hottest Competizione guise, this entry-level hot hatch has been given a notable price bump to match its new flare.

Subaru’s cult hero will still stick to the tried and tested formula but with enhanced driveability, sharper dynamics and greater refinement.

This week we take a look at some seriously cool electric vehicles, the Outback sets a new safety standard and review the BMW M4 Competition.

Hyundai has given us our best look yet at its electric seven-seat family SUV that will likely be far more affordable than existing rivals.

Hyundai has confirmed it is already hard at work developing the next generation Nexo which will retain its hydrogen powertrain.

The hydrogen option will likely be offered on the commercial-focused Staria and will roll off the production line towards the end of 2023.

The Subaru Outback has dethroned the likes of the Toyota Kluger to achieve the highest safety score recorded under the new testing criterial.

Hyundai Motor Group plans to make hydrogen fuel drivetrains cheaper and implement the tech in buses, ships and even robot trucks.

With 500kW sent exclusively to the rear wheels and the ability to hit 0-100km/h in under four seconds the Vision FK is a very serious machine.

The EQS is the first EV to get the performance treatment from the folks at AMG and figures suggest they’ve created quite a monster.

With an independent electric motor at each wheel and a ladder frame chassis this could be one of the most off road capable EVs yet.