Nissan has launched the 2023 Nissan Altima in the Middle East. The latest iteration of the mid-size sedan gets a makeover with new front-end styling, expanded standard safety features, and available technologies.
The Elite Cars, the multi-brand luxury car dealership in the UAE, launched the all-new Jetour Dashing, a premium SUV integrated with the latest technology and innovative features. The new model adds to the company’s impressive portfolio of high-end vehicles.
Entering the UAE market of competitive premium sedans dominated mainly by German manufacturers, the Chinese-built Hongqi Ousado hopes to make its mark in the world of automotive luxury. Saudi-based ALTAWKILAT officially launched Hongqi vehicles in the UAE as its exclusive distributor for the region.
When the Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae came around, we considered it to be the final hurrah for their petrol-only V12 powertrain. But with two new cars, they have proved the world wrong. Here are the Lamborghini Invencible and Autentica, two proper swan songs for their mighty V12.
Al Ghurair Investment, one of the largest diversified family business groups in the UAE, announced a strategic partnership with Chinese automobile manufacturer Exceed Automobile Company (EXEED) to debut their premium range of SUVs across the UAE.
Refined to perfection for 2023, the INFINITI QX80 is guaranteed to make a bold statement with its impressive capabilities and luxurious interiors. The 2023 INFINITI QX80 is available in three grade levels (Sensory, ProActive and Black Edition), each of which comes with standard INFINITI All-Mode® Four-Wheel Drive.
Seldom do we see a car brand being true to the roots of its legendary models when it comes to a reboot. But now, here is Toyota trying passionately to keep a legend alive. The Toyota Land Cruiser 70 will stick around for a lot longer than we thought, as Toyota may be planning to equip it with a hybrid powertrain.
Peugeot Middle East, part of the Stellantis Group, today announced that it will supply DHL Middle East with the region’s first fully electric fleet of Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs). Peugeot is currently the only automotive manufacturer in the Middle East to offer fully electric LCVs, reinforcing the brand’s mission to lead the market in electrification and carbon net zero automotive products and exceed the expectations of its customers.
Once upon a time, an SUV’s intended purpose was to haul loads and go off-road, while coupes leant towards sporty looks, low-roofed proportions and – in some cases – rapid acceleration and taut handling dynamics.
Rotary or Wankel engines are celebrated on social media for their high specific output and peculiar noise. But these engines are no longer around due to their inability to comply with the modern strict anti-pollution requirements. But it is coming back. No, don’t celebrate yet. The new rotary engine in the 2023 Mazda MX-30 R-EV may not be what you expect.