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For decades, McLaren has been synonymous with cutting-edge engineering, Formula 1 innovation and some of the world’s most advanced supercars. Now, the British brand is expanding its high-performance philosophy into an entirely new field.

The global automotive industry is undergoing one of the most profound transformations in its history and even the largest manufacturers are feeling the pressure. The latest example comes from Volkswagen Group, which reported its lowest profit in nearly a decade, highlighting the growing challenges facing Europe’s biggest carmaker.

Dacia is preparing its roadmap toward 2030, outlining a clear vision for the future of affordable mobility in Europe. The plan combines continued growth, electrification, and the launch of new models including a completely new C-segment crossover called the Striker.

Some cars define an era. Others are so far ahead of their time that they remain relevant decades later. The Porsche 959 firmly belongs in that second category and thanks to the work of Bruce Canepa, the legend is evolving once again.

After years of carefully rebuilding its identity, Alpine is now entering its most ambitious phase yet. The French performance brand, part of the Renault Group, has confirmed a major expansion of its model range while simultaneously preparing what it describes as the most important technological leap in its history.

In 2026, Lamborghini celebrates 60 years of the Miura, the car widely regarded as the first true supercar in history. When it made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show on March 10, 1966, the Miura was not just another fast Italian GT. It introduced a completely new idea of what a high-performance road car could be.

With the introduction of the Mercedes-Benz VLE, Mercedes-Benz is opening a completely new chapter in the brand’s long history. Built on the brand-new Van Architecture, the fully electric VLE aims to combine limousine-level comfort with the flexibility and practicality of an MPV.

Few race cars from the 1990s carry the same legendary status as the McLaren F1 GTR. Born from the iconic road-going McLaren F1, the GTR quickly became one of the most dominant endurance racing machines of its era.

The legendary Mercedes-AMG G 63 receives yet another exclusive variant. With the introduction of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 Edition Performance, Mercedes-AMG presents a special model focused on performance, striking design and collector-level exclusivity.

Some engines are more than just engineering. They are automotive heritage. And for Audi, the five-cylinder engine is exactly that. To celebrate 50 years of five-cylinder technology, Audi Sport has unveiled the exclusive Audi RS 3 Competition Limited, a special edition of the RS 3 limited to just 750 units worldwide.

The electrification of the SUV segment continues at full speed for Porsche. With the introduction of the Porsche Cayenne S Electric, the brand adds a new variant to its fully electric Cayenne lineup. The new model positions itself between the entry-level Cayenne Electric and the flagship Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric.

It has long been clear that Max Verstappen has a deep passion for endurance racing. Now that passion is becoming reality. Verstappen Racing has officially confirmed its participation in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring in 2026.