The all-electric Formula E Series makes an appearance in Berlin, and one star of the show is former Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg. Also taking part in the event: India’s Mahindra Racing Team, and electric motorcycle producer eROCKIT.

On the trail of a beast that’s also a real beauty – Ford’s off-roading Ranger Raptor pick-up. The special model is based on the American F-150, but packs a two-liter 156kW diesel engine. Drive it! took the model out for a spin in Morocco.

Porsche has launched a coupe version of its luxury crossover SUV with an identity all its own. We break down the optics, and check out two of the three powerful engines on offer.

This week Drive it! is a study in contrasts. We look at the power and elegance of the Porsche Cayenne Coupé and Ford Ranger Raptor – two top-end, fuel-burning beasts. Then we head to Berlin’s Formula E event with the latest full-electric racers.

It's been gone for nearly 20 years, but now the Toyota Supra is back - designed in cooperation with BMW. The two-seater sports car has the same underpinnings as the new BMW Z4. The Supra is powered by a 250-kilowatt three-liter six-cylinder engine that is also used in the top version of the Z4, the M40i. We see what the two have in common - and what sets them apart.

Skoda has unveiled its first electric-powered production models. The Skoda CITIGO e IV is the brand's first all-electric vehicle and will have a range of 265 kilometers. The Super iV will be the automaker's debut plug-in hybrid model.

The new CLA Coupe from Mercedes is all about high-tech design, infotainment and sporty elegance. The sleek headlights, together with the low-slung sculpted hood and diamond radiator grille emphasize the CLA's sporting credentials.

The CR-V's unusual hybrid system reverses the standard practice: Here it’s an electric motor that mainly drives the car. Mostly, the combustion engine serves only as supplier of electricity. The aim is to improve efficiency. So how does it shape up?

Jaguar's E-Pace aims to pounce on the compact SUV segment dominated by the BMW X1, Mercedes GLA, and Volvo XC40. And although it weighs in at almost two tons, it can still reach 100 kilometers per hour in 7.1 seconds.

We had a unique opportunity to check out Audi’s latest A4 models before they hit showrooms, and had a close look at the A4 Avant, A4 Allroad quattro and the sporty S4 sedan.