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JLR said last year that all its new cars would be available in an electric or hybrid version from 2020 and is building its first fully electric model, the I-PACE, in Austria, which will go on sale in 2018.

The new Nissan Leaf is slated for deliveries in January in the U.S., Canada, and Europe and will be sold in more than 60 markets worldwide.

BMW is another major automaker that has decided to bring the Alexa app into its vehicles, and this year Toyota will join the party by offering Alexa in vehicles equipped with either the EnTune 3.0 or EnForm 2.0 infotainment systems.

BMW Performance Driving School instructor Johan Schwartz has reclaimed the title of the Guinness World Record by recording the longest drift at 232.5 miles.

Bentley is set to unveil a plug-in hybrid variant of the Bentayga at the Geneva Motor Show in March.

BMW Group India delivered 9800 cars (BMW + MINI) in 2017, registering a growth of 25% as compared to 2016.

Nissan calls this technology Brain-to-Vehicle, or B2V, and the claim is that the technology will speed up reaction times so vehicles can continually adapt to make driving more enjoyable than it is already.

Domestic sales of commercial vehicles (CV) last month stood at 40,447 units as against 24,998 units in the same month previous year, a jump of 61.8 percent.

The Xterra was launched in 1999 and stayed in production in the US until 2015.

If prototypes are included, only 52 units of the G1 were ever built by the Italian manufacturer between 1921 and 1923.

Even supercar manufacturers find themselves obliged to get in on the SUV act these days.

The system uses "time of flight" - an approach that gauge distance by measuring the time it takes light projected into a scene to bounce back to a sensor.

The futuristic vehicle, that is touted as a zero emission car, emitting only water, can run up to 500 km on a single refuel and is noiseless. Its refueling can be done in minutes, unlike electric vehicles.

Elon Musk has teased images of the cheery red Tesla Roadster that will be put in the Martian orbit loaded inside the SpaceX's Falcon heavy rocket.

The images of the fourth-generation Focus show a new grille, some prominent new LED head and taillights, and angular front fog lamps located underneath the headlights.

Here's a quick look at some of the models to look out for at the 2018 show in January.