The Honda Clarity’s advanced fuel cells give it a range of at least 600 to 650 km. The fuel cell stack now fits in the engine compartment. The result: a fuel-cell sedan that holds five people.

The Skoda Octavia RS -- or vRS as it's badged in some markets -- is a sporty sedan that's also great for everyday driving. The newly facelifted model has a more masculine and edgier look than its predecessor.

Cool, calm, collected - the Opel Crossland X. Practical and sporty -- the Skoda Octavia RS. Not just fast -- the Porsche Panamera Hybrid. Off-road capable -- three pickups, compared. Unforgettable beauty -- the Scirocco II GTX 16 V.

Outside, a cool two-tone compact with an SUV look; inside, spacious and variable. The new Opel Crossland X is well-suited for the city. Backseat passengers can move their seats up to 15 centimeters, making the Crossland X even more flexible.

Porsche’s second-generation Panamera is available as a plug-in hybrid. It can go 51 kilometers solely on electricity, and fuel consumption is rated at 2.5 liters per 100 km - two ecological points for the 4-seater.They can go 51 kilometers solely on electricity, and normal fuel consumption is 2.5 liters per 100 km -- two ecological points for the 4-seater.The Panamera hybrid has 340 kW of total power and a top speed of 278 km/h.

Pickups have a long tradition and a simple concept: driver up front, cargo in the back. DW tested three brand new models: the Fiat Fullback, Nissan’s Navara, and Toyota’s Hilux.We see their disadvantages, but love them anyway - because they’re so different.

It may sound contradictory, but exciting and sensible go together in the Scirocco II. The sports coupe's V-16 engine became a milestone of automotive history.

Volkswagen has rolled out the 2nd generation of the E-Golf. Where its predecessor ran out of juice after 190 kilometers, this one achieves ranges of up to 300 km.

With the Niro, Kia has a new crossover SUV. What’s special is that Kia has made it a hybrid with a 1.6-liter gasoline engine and a 32-kilowatt electric motor. Along with the environmentally-friendly powertrain, Kia also had an eye for design.

Developed in 1984, the Ibiza was the first model SEAT designed on its own -- and the start of a great success story. Now, the fifth generation is hitting the streets. It's still a long road from initial design to finished car.