Bosses confirmed last week that the event will return following years of uncertainty
Europe’s largest motoring event returns next year after a five-year absence
The ID 2 GTI has a neat corporate nose and a promising, typically VW cleanliness of line
Recreating an iconic GTI is no mean feat, but ID 2 has sporty cues, clean lines, and experience on its side
The sharp silhouette and muscular proportions reassure that not all EVs will be anonymous blobs
Handsome Neue Klasse represents a return to form, with kerb appeal to transform the EV game
The new Cayenne majors on ergonomics, comfort and daily drivability
Stuttgart's heavily refreshed flagship stands out in a busy segment by virtue of its comparative restraint
The Doha-based event is expected to draw around 200,000 visitors
New Qatar-based motoring festival, created by Geneva show organisers, to take place in October
Mazda Europe CEO says 60% of new car contracts contracts are signed at Brussels
When selling taking priority over showing, Mark Tisshaw hopes brands can see the appeal of 'neutral' motor show
The car's design strikes a balance between subtlety and panache
Munich firm is bringing back the 'Neue Klasse' moniker for its next-gen EVs – and for good reason
DS has grown its market share by 25% year-to-date compared with 2021
Stellantis’s French premium brand is capitalising on rivals’ challenges
Covid-19 pandemic caused cancellation of Geneva motor show in 2020, 2021 and 2022
A move to Qatar for the 2023 Geneva International Motor Show is the final nail in the coffin
Olivier Thévenin was Cropley's taxi driver at Goodwood
Getting a go in a Bugatti Veyron Super Sport was one of countless excellent moments from the event
Jaguar Land Rover's new chassis guru, Matt Becker, gives us our first taste of the Mk3 sports SUV
Milan Monza motor show splits cars between the city and racetrack
The Milan Monza motor show is the latest example of how motor shows need to be brought to the people
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