In 1932, we asked four industry leaders what cars would be like in 1942
Back in 1932, Autocar asked some leading lights of the automotive industry how cars and driving were set to change
The firm has teamed up with eClassics to produce a classic e-Beetle using e-Up parts, with a range of 124 miles
Chinese giant's new Geometry A saloon offers ranges of 255 and 311 miles on the NEDC cycle; priced from £23,920
Government halves assistance for EV buyers and doubles the range required to qualify for it ahead of 2020 discontinuation
Piëch has unveiled its Mark Zero in Geneva (Picture credit: Piëch Automotive)
Ferdinand Porsche's great-grandson announces brand with Mark Zero, on modular platform with 311-mile WLTP range
Reborn luxury brand reveals a £1.3m electric grand tourer and details its technical specification
R-Line Edition, on display at Geneva, is limited to 2000 units and includes range-topping engines and adaptive dampers
The Glas 1700 received a lot of praise from Autocar
German agricultural business Glas found postwar success with its Goggomobil microcar. It quickly got grand ideas, but things didn't quite work out
The second-generation Debonair arrived in 1986 as Japan's economy ballooned
Mitsubishi's new flagship arrived as Japan's economy peaked. How comparable was it to luxobarges sold in Britain?
Kia's saloon and its Sportswagon estate sibling get revised looks along with extra petrol and diesel engines; revised Optima range starts at £22,260
Mahle Powertrain's new £8.3m facility will allow manufacturers to test against the RDE standard, which comes into force on 1 September 2019
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