Cars: 2024

This stunning shape, crafted from the pen of a youthful Giorgetto Giugiaro during his days at Carrozzeria Ghia, blends American power with Italian supercar theatre like few others.

Celebrated as Triumph’s ultimate café racer since 1964, the Thruxton will finish its production run in 2024 with the Final Edition, finished in exclusive Competition Green paint.

Boasting as much as 1600bhp, the Jesko superccar lives up to Swedish manufacturer Koenigsegg’s traditions for eye-poppingly rapid pace.

The Emeya is the first electric hyper-GT from British brand Lotus, offering true supercar performance in a desirable and practical package.

A new generation of Triumph Rocket III motorcycle has been launched, with more performance, better handling and a dark, moody colour scheme.

As Lotus’s last purely combustion-powered sports car, the Emira combines pin-sharp handling and supercar styling with a lightweight bonded aluminium chassis.

Built in 1925, this MG 14/28 Bullnose is not only one of just eight extant examples of the model, but it is also the only one known to survive with special Carbodies salonette coachwork.

Testa Rossa – a sequence of letters more often associated with the 1980s supercar, yet its origins lie in this 2.0-litre, four-cylinder sports racing machine.

Few automotive shapes live up to icon status, but the 911 truly encapsulates that four-letter word. The electrically powered Everrati 964 updates it for the 21st century.

Kawasaki’s ground-breaking Ninja 7 Hybrid is able to blend commuter city use with a full-fun weekend-ride personality, along with a zero-emission demeanour for residential areas.

The Q8 e-tron is Audi’s flagship electric SUV and Coupé SUV, and presents a fresh and contemporary design take. Three EV all-wheel-drive drivetrains are available.

The Jensen Interceptor has always been a car for the stylish – a big-hearted grand tourer that boasts grace and elegance. This version, by JIA, takes it to a whole new level.