The newly revealed Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale is the first model within a brand-new Coachbuild Collection programme: a series of ultra-exclusive motor cars designed for the most discerning clients on the planet. Think of it less as a product and more as a rolling piece of bespoke architecture.

Just when you thought the era of high-revving naturally aspirated sports cars was slowly fading away, Porsche drops something that feels almost rebellious. Meet the Porsche 911 GT3 S/C, the first open-top GT3 in the modern 911 lineup and a machine that seems engineered with one goal in mind: pure driving pleasure.

There was a time when the Mercedes-Benz EQS felt more like a technological statement than a fully resolved luxury flagship. It was clever. It was slippery. It was spectacularly aerodynamic. But it also felt like a car designed to prove a point. This new EQS feels different.

After more than a decade without a full redesign, Nissan has officially confirmed that a 14th-generation Skyline is on the way, and the first teaser images suggest the brand is leaning heavily into its legendary heritage. For enthusiasts, that alone is enough to raise eyebrows.

While Ukraine continues to face the realities of war, Bentley has just confirmed that Bentley Kyiv ranks among the very best dealerships in its global network. During the European Scorecard Awards 2025 in Marbella, Bentley announced the results of its internal Business Performance Matrix, a system evaluating 61 dealerships worldwide across twelve key KPIs, including sales, marketing, operational excellence and customer experience.

The European EV landscape is about to get another serious contender. Denza, the premium sub-brand of BYD, has officially confirmed its arrival in Europe and it’s doing so with a car designed to grab attention immediately. Meet the Denza Z9GT, a large, high-performance shooting brake packed with technology, massive power figures and (perhaps most interesting of all) the promise of 1,500 kW ultra-fast charging.