The all-new Q3 looks snazzier, comes with more tech, and offers better efficiency. But it gains all this at the cost of refinement.
The entry-level Seal sedan is cushy, offers punchy performance, is user-friendly and easy to drive. No wonder it's so popular here.
Its styling may divide opinions, but with its upgraded cabin and same old sweet drive, the 1 Series is now an even more competent entry point to the brand.
The Smart #1 Brabus adds on to the base car's playful charms with ridiculous power, allowing it to dart off the line like a bat out of hell.
Largely content with its previous blend of quality, efficiency and refinement, the refreshed A3 looks ahead into a new world of extra (digital) sparkle.
Boasting not just leaps in power and range, but new chassis tech, the new Taycan is an even more fully-realised vision of performance in the electric era.
Recently updated, the new GLB180 sports several key upgrades that help ensure it remains the star of Mercedes' compact SUV range.
The newly updated CLA features a redesigned exterior and an upgraded cockpit, along with an improved powertrain with a 48-volt mild hybrid system.
The Giulia Veloce now has sharper looks and more safety features, but its calling card is still its driver-focussed, fun-to-drive character.
The 408 oozes French style while the Octavia espouses Czech sensibility - which fastback's philosophy will prove more convincing?
The Cayman GTS 4.0 embraces a simple and rewarding sports car recipe that delivers daily delights.
A pleasing drivetrain meets a whole new infotainment system and a design upgrade with this updated BMW 3 Series Sedan.
It may not feel the most modern, but with its easygoing nature and perky drivetrain, the S-Cross is a surprisingly endearing family crossover.
Standing on the shoulders of its older 'i' siblings, the quietly competent iX1 adds a ‘small’, unassuming, but vital chapter to BMW's current electric era.
At the Porsche World Road Show Singapore, we hopped into the most track-focussed Cayman, revved its engine, and stretched its legs.
You can't really buy this Toyota bZ4X just yet, but we take one out nonetheless, just to see how well it drives. Join us!
The bZ4X is thoroughly pleasing as Toyota's first bespoke EV, but its real appeal may lie beyond mere on-paper figures, and within the larger qualities of the brand.
The Mercedes-Benz EQS not only looks elegant, it also has the drive to match as well.
The Mercedes EQS53 AMG is excellent at being excessive, and this is exactly what makes it so compelling, in spite of it not making much sense.
The Citroen C4 offers those looking for the style of a coupe crossover an appealing new affordable option to consider.